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In a recent interview with Adam Wood of the Connecticut Cannabis Chamber of Commerce, Andrea Comer, Chairwoman of the Social Equity Council (“SEC”), outlined the timeline for processing...

Returning for his second year at UConn Law School, Andrés Jiménez-Franck had a definite edge. He had spent the summer at law firm Pullman & Comley in a new program that allowed him to do the work of a summer associate, a post typically reserved for students prior to their third year of law school. “I think I got the real experience early on,” Jiménez-Franck said. “They gave me the same materials that the second-year law students received, my workload was very similar to what they had.”

When the City of Stamford converted all of its records to an electronic system in 1993, the assessor erroneously listed the property at 3 Hackett Circle West as comprised of 1.15...

Despite still being early in the licensing process — and having to sort through tens of thousands of applications from prospective cannabis entrepreneurs — retail marijuana sales could still begin by the end of this year, the industry’s top regulator said. That’s the good news for budding marijuana entrepreneurs eager to enter the state’s adult-use market. However, the industry will likely be dominated at the start by dispensaries currently serving medical marijuana patients, since they have easier access to the recreational market, compared to new industry entrants.

There have been a few notable instances recently in pop culture that have shined a spotlight on conservatorships. As one might expect, the laws regarding conservatorships vary from...