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"The problem with AI," Justice Ecker said, "we just don't know what's true anymore. It further plunges us into this world where it's very difficult to distinguish fact from fiction."

February 24, 2026Emily CousinsArtificial IntelligenceConnecticut Law TribuneUse Your Judgment: Junior Associates Remain Relevant in the Age of AI

AI isn’t going to replace a face-to-face conversation with a trusted counsel, and the more opportunities that young lawyers have to play that role, the better lawyers they will be.

February 24, 2026Connecticut Law Tribune Editorial BoardArtificial IntelligenceConnecticut Law TribuneSuit Claims Unions Failed to File Financial Reports for Decades

In this bellwether lawsuit, two public sector employees must overcome the lack of a clear right of private action.

February 23, 2026Emily CousinsLitigationConnecticut Law Tribune2nd Circuit Chief Judge Livingston to Take Senior Status

Debra Ann Livingston’s departure from active service will give President Donald Trump his first opportunity in his second term to make an appointment to the New York City-based federal appeals court.

February 23, 2026Avalon ZoppoJudgesNational Law JournalMandatory Meetings: Courts Divided on 'Murky' Area of Employment Law

"Employers have the right to share opinions with their employees," plaintiff counsel said. "We are considering our legal options to protect employer free-speech rights and to ensure a free flow of information for workers."

February 20, 2026Emily CousinsEmployment LawConnecticut Law TribunePulitzer's Worst Fears: Will Propaganda Turn Credibility to Dust?

No assault on journalism is more symbolic and lawless than the White House’s targeting of the military’s historic daily newspaper, Stars and Stripes.

February 20, 2026Connecticut Law Tribune Editorial BoardGovernmentConnecticut Law TribuneAmazon's 'Workstyle Assessment' Tool May Be Subject to Lie Detector Laws, Fed. Judge Rules

The court allowed a plaintiff to continue with his claim alleging a workstyle assessment Amazon requires its job applicants complete functions as a "lie detector test" in violation of Massachusetts law.

February 20, 2026Marianna WharryEmployment LawLaw.comYale New Haven Health Seeks $4.1 Million From Ironshore

"Ironshore based its coverage denial on the alleged incompleteness and inaccuracy of certain disclosures provided to Ironshore during the underwriting of the renewal of the stop loss policy for the policy period," the complaint alleged.

February 19, 2026Emily CousinsInsurance LitigationConnecticut Law TribuneEEOC Alleges Coca-Cola Bottler Discriminated by Limiting Team-Building Event to Females

The enforcement action is part of a broader push by the Trump administration to use the nation's civil rights laws to protect the interests of males.

February 19, 2026Chris O'MalleyCivil RightsCorporate CounselPreserving the Integrity of the Attorney-Client Relationship in the Age of AI

Clear communication is the key to managing AI issues between attorney and client. Lawyers should include guidelines on risks, expectations and confidentiality.

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