Cases

43 A.3d 750 (2012) 135 Conn.App. 831 Betty SULLIVAN, Conservator (Estate of Edith Fryer) v. Anthony LAZZARI et al.[*] No. 32616. Appellate Court of Connecticut. Argued February 8, 2012. Decided May 29, 2012. *751 Kimberly Albright-Lazzari and Anthony Lazzari, pro se, the appella

Opinion ZARELLA, J. The defendant Guaranty Fund Management Services1 appeals2 from the decision of the compensation review board (board), which upheld the decision of the workers’ compensation commissioner for the third district (commissioner) imposing sanctions against the Connecticut Insurance Guaranty Association (association)

259 B.R. 812 (2001) In re APB ONLINE, INC., Debtor. No. 00 B 41675(SMB). United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. New York. March 22, 2001. *813 *814 *815 Peretore & Peretore, P.C., Frank Peretore, of counsel, Sparta, NJ, for Leasing Technologies, Inc. Cliff

Dupont, C. J. The plaintiff landlord appeals from a judgment of dismissal in this summary process action. The dispositive issue on appeal is whether a second notice to quit possession for nonpayment of rent may serve as the basis for a summary process action when a prior notice to quit possession for nonpayment of rent was statutorily defective. We conclude in this case that, because the first notice to quit possession was a nul

*39 CONTIE, Circuit Judge. Thomas Tripp appeals from his convictions for violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1962(c), (d). For the reasons that follow, Tripp’s convictions are affirmed. I. On March 21, 1984, defendant Thomas Tripp was indicted on three counts of violati

Opinion NORCOTT, J. This appeal presents the issues of whether the workers’ compensation review board (board) improperly: (1) concluded that General Statutes § 31-3491 abrogated common-law apportionment in *281workers’ compensation cases and that § 31-349 (d), *282

731 F.Supp. 850 (1990) COMMONWEALTH EDISON COMPANY, Plaintiff, v. ALLIED-GENERAL NUCLEAR SERVICES, et al., Defendants. No. 79 C 2866. United States District Court, N.D. Illinois, E.D. February 14, 1990. As Amended March 6, 1990. *851 *852 Sidley & Austin, Henry L. Mason II

Peters, C. J. This ease concerns the legal sufficiency of various notices sent by a landlord in order to terminate the lease of a tenant occupying federally subsidized housing. The plaintiff, Jefferson Garden Associates, brought a summary process action pursuant to General Statutes §§ 47a-231 and 47a-152 against the defend*130

THORNBERRY, Circuit Judge: This ease involves the extent of St. Regis Paper Company’s (St. Regis) liability growing out of the repudiation of its obligations under a lease contract in light of the destruction of the lease premises after repudiation but before the end of the lease term.1 *