Carmody Professional Ethics partner Stephen Conover will be part of a panel discussing an attorney’s ethical obligations during these points in an attorney’s career.
Land Use partner Lisa Feinberg will moderate a discussion by real estate and business leaders on the state of the …
Carmody partner Stephen J. Conover will present to the Connecticut Bar Association on the ethical obligations and options for lawyers exiting the practice of law.
From properly notifying employees about compensation and benefits to ensuring pay stubs and time tracking are accurate, every detail matters when complying with wage and hour laws—often one of the most challenging aspects of any manager’s job.
Lawyers will learn essential skills needed to practice professionally, effectively, and ethically.
This presentation will provide a high-level overview of key concepts in immigration law for business lawyers, including potential immigration impacts of corporate restructurings.
Professional Ethics & Grievance partner Stephen Conover will co-present on the best practices regarding technology for Financial Poise.
Connecticut’s innovation community is stepping into a new era of technological possibility — and quantum is rapidly becoming a defining …
Join this informal session on Zoom to review common wage and hour issues that employers face in Connecticut.
The Faculty for this webinar includes: Timothy Anzenberger, Partner at Adams and Reese LLP Michael Downey, Lawyer at Downey Law …
Professional Ethics & Grievance partner Stephen Conover will co-present in this webinar on practical risk-management strategies for practicing attorneys, basic practice pointers to avoid malpractice and disciplinary actions, and how to respond to claims of malpractice or unethical behavior if they arise.
Join Carmody Data Privacy lawyer Sherwin Yoder for a complimentary briefing on Connecticut’s new Artificial Intelligence and Data Privacy rules coming July 1, 2026. Last-minute, little-noticed legislative amendments from the Connecticut 2025 legislative session will have outsized impacts on small and medium-sized Connecticut businesses beginning July 1, 2026.