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News Archive 20010101 - 20010601

• 2001-01-15, Connecticut Law Tribune: Professor William Breetz is interviewed in an article about the Connecticut Urban Legal Initiative's work with the Regional Economic Development Council task force.
• 2001-01-24, The Hartford Courant: Professor Martha Stone is interviewed for a story about the Connecticut Department of Children and Families decision to appeal a federal ruling.
• 2001-01-29, The Connecticut Law Tribune: This article describes the work of a subcommittee, of which Professor Colin Tait is a member, of the Law Revision Commission which revised the oaths administered in civil and criminal court.
• 2001-02-02, The Hartford Courant: Professor Steven Wilf contributes an op/ed piece about the intangible infrastructure necessary to make Connecticut the next Silicon Valley.
• 2001-02-15, State Income Tax Alert: Professor Richard Pomp is interviewed for an article about telecommuting employees.
• 2001-02-18, The Hartford Courant: Professor Tom Baker contributes an op/ed piece supporting the continuation of health privacy regulations adopted last year by the Department of Health and Human Services.
• 2001-02-19, New Haven Register: Professor Kent Newmyer is quoted in an article about the men who ruled the country before George Washington became president.
• 2001-02-22, The Los Angeles Times: Professor Steven Wilf contributes an op/ed piece about Napster's $1 billion settlement offer to recording companies.
• 2001-02-23, The New York Times: A letter to the editor by Professor Paul Berman responding to an article about the increase of the application of law for dispute resolution.
• 2001-02-27, Stamford Advocate: Professor Terry Tondro is quoted in an article about the possibility of an economic downturn in Connecticut.
• 2001-03-00, Governing Magazine: Professor Tom Baker is interviewed for an article about the regulation of insurance companies by state insurance commissioners.
• 2001-03-02, Waterbury Republican-American: Professor Colin Tait is named as one of the Connecticut Siting Council members who didn't give their approval the Towantic Energy Center.
• 2001-03-04, The Florida Times-Union: Professor Paul Berman is quoted in an article about a lawsuit concerning the public domain and copyright.
• 2001-03-05, The Hartford Courant: Professor Paul Berman contributes an op-ed piece on the federal appeals court case regarding the right to publish information on circumventing the copy protection scheme of DVDs.
• 2001-03-08, The Hartford Courant: In Tom Condon's column about new real estate development in Connecticut, Professor Terry Tondro's 1999 St. John's Law Review article and an article in the latest issue of The Connecticut Economy are referenced.
• 2001-03-19, The National Law Journal: Professor Leonard Orland contributed an article about the actions of Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson in the Microsoft antitrust case.
• 2001-03-20, The Hartford Courant: Professor Martha Stone is quoted in an article about a state bill to improve the legal representation of children in state abuse and neglect cases. A video produced by the Center for Children's Advocacy is also mentioned.
• 2001-03-21, The Hartford Courant: Professor Nicholas Georgakopoulos contributes an op-ed piece on the bankruptcy law reforms recently passed by the U.S. House and Senate.
• 2001-03-23, The Hartford Courant: Associate Dean and Professor Jeremy Paul is quoted in an article about eminent domain.
• 2001-03-27, The Hartford Courant: Dean and Professor Nell Jessup Newton is quoted in an article about the growing number of female law students.
• 2001-03-29, The New York Times: Professor Todd Fernow is interviewed for a story about a 9-year-old boy who was arrested after threatening to shoot fellow students.
• 2001-04-01, The New York Times: Professor Terry Tondro is quoted in an article about a residential and business complex that is the subject of a legal battle.
• 2001-04-01, State Income Tax Alert: Following up on a previous article, Professor Richard Pomp contributes an article about how telecommuting employees can be a good thing.
• 2001-04-01, State Income Tax Alert: Professor Richard Pomp is interviewed for an article about states' continuing changes to apportionment formulas.
• 2001-04-02, Connecticut Law Tribune: Associate Dean and Professor Jeremy Paul is interviewed and a citation from Professor Terry Tondro is listed in an article about the process of taking land for use by a privaty party for a profit-making purpose.
• 2001-04-15, The Hartford Courant: Professor Richard Pomp is interviewed as an expert in tax law by Courant columnist Tom Condon in an article about tax breaks for mobile home owners.
• 2001-04-18, The Hartford Courant: Professor Martha Stone is quoted in an article about funding decisions for the Haddam Hills Academy for juvenile offenders.
• 2001-04-19, Wall Street Journal: Front-page article on subprime lending abuses calls suitability proposal by Professors Patricia McCoy and Kathleen Engel a "promising approach" that "is worth exploring."
• 2001-04-19, Middletown Press: Professor Jon Bauer is interviewed for an article about the work of two UConn Law students in the Civil Rights Clinic for a case about the obligation of a condominium association to provide a sign language interpreter for an annual meeting.
• 2001-04-24, The Hartford Courant: Professor Martha Stone receives a 2001 Higher Education Community Service Awards.
• 2001-05-14, Albuquerque Tribune: Professor Richard Pomp is quoted in two articles about the need to modernize New Mexico's tax system.
• 2001-05-15, Sales and Use Tax Alert: Professor Richard Pomp is interviewed about the interpretation of legislation clarifying existing laws on the installation of software systems.
• 2001-05-16, The New York Times: Professor Martha Stone is interviewed in an article about children's advocacy lawyers working in hospitals.