Time Does Not Run Against The King Or The State of Connecticut

Imagine you are a subcontractor hired to work on a project for the State of Connecticut in 1994.  You did not deal with the State at all in your contractual dealings.  You were hired by a general contractor to do a small part of a large building project.  Next, you priced your work, completed it, […]

Otter Products Ratchets Up Its Enforcement of Counterfeit Otterbox Phone Cases

 Recently, Otter Products LLC, the maker of specialty mobile phone cases including their DEFENDER®, COMMUTER® and IMPACT SERIES® line of products, has stepped up its enforcement actions against buyers and sellers of alleged counterfeit goods bearing their federally registered trademarks.   To date, approximately 30 trademark infringement lawsuits have been filed against John Does and named […]

New Update to Connecticut Data Breach Law

 Connecticut Updates Its Data Breach Statute by Attorney David Benoit. A month after Vermont made substantive amendments to its Security Breach Notice Act to address a number of consumer protections, Connecticut followed suit on June 12th with a similar amendment to Connecticut General Statutes Sec 36a-701b to include a notice to the State’s Attorney General.   […]

Have You Received a Copyright Infringement Letter form a Connecticut Internet Provider?

What To Do If You Receive a Copyright Infringement Letter From Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) If you’ve recently received a copyright infringement letter from your Internet service provider, you’re not alone.  Recently, there’s been a rise in the number of copyright infringement lawsuits filed across the country involving alleged copyright infringement or “piracy of […]

Software Liability Act in Connecticut – Good Idea or Too Much Regulation?

Do software publishers need more regulation to encourage creation of safe and reliable software?That was the general question posed for a debate at the RSA Conference USA on February 29, 2012. Sean Doherty of Law Technology News wrote an interesting article summarizing the two different positions.  One side of the debate favors creating a regime […]

New Connecticut Business and Technology Law Firm

I am pleased to announce that I have started a new law firm, Aeton Law Partners LLP.  At my new firm, I will continue my litigation practice involving a wide array of business and technology matters.  In this new venture,  I have partnered with Attorney David Benoit.  Dave brings a wide range of experience in transactions […]

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