Ex-Judge's Role in Business Dispute Raises Ethics Concerns
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A high-stakes business dispute in Hartford takes a dramatic turn as partners in CCP Equity Partners seek to disqualify retired Chief Justice Richard Robinson and his law firm Day Pitney from the case. The move comes after Robinson, who led a Supreme Court panel on the case in 2022, joined Day Pitney in 2024. The allegation centers on ethics rules barring former judges from working on cases they handled substantially without all parties written consent. The motion claims billing records reveal Day Pitney got advice from Robinson for seventeen months on Supreme Court strategy. A hearing on the disqualification is set for March sixteenth in Superior Court.
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