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News Archive 20000701 - 20001231

• 2000-08-14, State Tax Today: In this article, Professor Richard Pomp and Walter Hellerstein of the University of Georgia School of Law is referred to as "giants in the field" of state and local tax law.
• 2000-08-14, The National Law Journal: In this article, Professor Leonard Orland criticizes Judge Jackson for granting interviews to newspaper reporters concerning the Microsoft case prior to completion of the appellate process.
• 2000-08-26, The Washington Post: Professor Laura Dickinson contributed an op/ed piece to The Washington Post about the use of the court system in America in cases of international human rights and foreign relations.
• 2000-09-02, The Hartford Courant: Professor Kurt Strasser was quoted in an article in the Hartford Courant on the trend of cases against Microsoft.
• 2000-09-10, The Hartford Courant: Professor Jon Bauer was quoted in an article in the Hartford Courant on the Connecticut Bar applications' request for information about mental health.
• 2000-09-10, The Hartford Courant: Professor Paul Berman contributed an op/ed piece to the Hartford Courant about intellectual property protection on the Internet in light of the recent Napster.Com rulings.
• 2000-09-18, The Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor Robert Whitman is interviewed about the recently completed Uniform Trust Code. Professor Whitman served as an advisory member of the committee which drafted the proposal.
• 2000-09-18, The Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor Robert Whitman describes an array of electronic mail discussion lists on topics of interest to trust and estates lawyers.
• 2000-09-19, The Hartford Courant: Professor Robert Whitman's op/ed piece on Connecticut bar's character committee appeared in The Hartford Courant.
• 2000-09-22, The New York Times: Professor Lewis Kurlantzick is interviewed for an article concerning Napster's use of the Audio Home Recording Act to support its position.
• 2000-09-25, The Oregonian: Professor Richard Pomp is quoted about the impact of a income-tax deduction plan on the ballot in Oregon.
• 2000-09-25, The Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor Lewis Kurlantzick is interviewed about last year's U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding state's immunity from intellectual property infringement suits.
• 2000-10-02, Corporate Crime Reporter:
• 2000-10-12, California Franchise Tax Board: Professor Richard Pomp is listed among the speakers and participants of the 2000 California Tax Policy Conference, scheduled for November 8 - 10 in San Diego, California.
• 2000-10-15, Providence Journal: Professor Richard Kay contributed an op-ed piece on how decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court should not be influenced by the electoral process.
• 2000-10-16, Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor Jon Bauer is quoted about his efforts to remove invasive language from the Connecticut bar questionnaire.
• 2000-10-17, The Hartford Courant: Associate Dean and Professor Jeremy Paul is quoted about the increase of interest in technology law and how the School of Law is meeting that demand.
• 2000-10-22, The Hartford Courant: In an article about powers of attorney, Robert Whitman offers advice to siblings about assisting elderly parents with financial matters.
• 2000-10-26, The New Orleans Times-Picayune: Professor Paul Berman comments on formats of online music.
• 2000-10-29, The Hartford Courant: In an article about the death of a child, Professor Paul Chill is quoted offering critical words about Connecticut's Department of Children and Families.
• 2000-10-30, Providence Journal: Associate Dean and Professor Jeremy Paul contributed an op-ed piece offering advice to presidential candidate Al Gore on the importance of selecting a memorable and effective slogan.
• 2000-11-02, The Hartford Courant: Professor Paul Berman is quoted in an article about Napster's recent decision to begin charging a subscription fee.
• 2000-11-12, New Jersey Starr-Ledger: Professor Jon Bauer is quoted about about character screening for lawyers.
• 2000-11-13, WFSB-TV: Professor and retired dean Hugh Macgill is featured in a segment about this month's election.
• 2000-11-27, Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor Tom Baker comments on the question of when and how insurance defense lawyers must obtain client consent before the insurance company sends billing information to third party auditors.
• 2000-12-11, WFSB-TV: Professor and retired dean Hugh Macgill is interviewed for a segment the Supreme Court's role in the election.
• 2000-12-11, UConn Advance: Professor Ken Newmyer is featured in an article about his biography of U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall.
• 2000-12-12, WFSB-TV: Professor and retired dean Hugh Macgill helped decipher the Supreme Court's ruling in the presidential election case.
• 2000-12-12, WVIT-TV: Professor Paul Berman served as an in-studio legal analyst on the Supreme Court's ruling.
• 2000-12-16, The Hartford Courant: Professor William Breetz is interviewed about the awarding of $105,000 in grants to the Connecticut Urban Legal Initiative to help revitalize Hartford.
• 2000-12-17, The Hartford Courant: Professor Timothy Everett is quoted about the legal implications of alcohol screening at high school dances.
• 2000-12-18, FamilyPC: Professor Robert Whitman is quoted in an article about consumer legal software.