Professor Richard Pomp has been selected to serve on Law360’s 2026 Tax Authority State & Local Editorial Board. Congratulations Professor Pomp!
Author: Hayden
Richard Pomp in Tax Notes
Professor Richard Pomp’s arguement has been echoed by the 3-2 majority decision in a recent case rejecting Amazon’s claim that the 2019 Marketplace Facilitator Act was a “new” tax. Instead, the court agreed with the Pomp-supported view that the 2019 law merely clarified obligations that already existed under the plain language of the older statutes.
Sachin Pandya Testifies Before the Connecticut General Assembly
Devin L. McMahon ’16 Joins Halloran Sage
Halloran Sage is pleased to welcome Devin L. McMahon ’16. Devin joins the firm as an attorney in the Insurance and Commercial Litigation practice groups.
In Memoriam: William B. Rush ’59
William B. Rush ’59 passed away on March 7, 2026. His obituary is available online.
Megan Michaud ’11 Promoted to Partner at Wood Smith Henning and Berman
Megan Michaud ’11 has been promoted to partner at Wood Smith Henning and Berman’s Hartford and Westport offices. Megan has successfully defended employment and labor law cases under a wide range of state and federal laws, including the Fair Labor Standards Act, Title VII, the Connecticut Fair Employment Practices Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Family and Medical Leave Act. She also defends clients in personal injury, premises liability, negligence, contract, and professional liability cases, including medical malpractice claims.
Congratulations Megan!
Four Alumni Nominated to Superior Court: Theodore M. Doolittle ‘92, Patrick M. Fahey ‘93, Felice Gray-Kemp ‘96, and Philip Miller ‘01
Governor Lamont nominated four UConn Law alumni to serve as judges of the Connecticut Superior Court.: Theodore M. Doolittle ‘92, Patrick M. Fahey ‘93, Felice Gray-Kemp ‘96, and Philip Miller ‘01.
In Memoriam: William C. Leary
William C. Leary passed away on March 6, 2026. His obituary is online.
In Memoriam: Herbert Carlson ’69
Herbert Carlson ’69 passed away on March 3, 2026. His obituary is available online.
Leslie Levin Mentioned in Law.com Article
Professor Leslie Levin was mentioned in a Law.com article concerning the DOJ’s continued appeal regarding President Trump’s law firm executive orders.