Connecticut Law Tribune’s Dozen Who Make a Difference
Ryan Cleckner was featured as one of the Connecticut Law Tribune’s “Dozen Who Make a Difference” which features lawyers (and in this case law students) that are recognized for for their efforts and progress during 2009.
The announcement from the Connecticut Law Tribune’s website:
Whoa, what a year. The CBA got an overhaul, legal aid agencies weathered a crisis, a horrific chimpanzee attack spawned lawsuits, and New Haven firefighters had their day in the Supreme Court. Through it all, lawyers in the public and private sectors did some pretty remarkable things. Our look back at 2009 features stories on a dozen people or groups of people who left their mark during turbulent times. . .
Livia Barndollar/Norman Janes: Cleaning House And Infusing Energy
Daniel LaBelle/Robert Golger: A Strong Defense For Unpopular Client
Nancy Tyler: From Hostage To Hero
Zenas Zelotes: ‘Junkyard Dog’ Bites At The Bar
Ryan Cleckner/Brian Gregorio: Finding A New Way To Fight
Innocence Project: Helping More Men Get Out Of Prison
Matthew Newman: ‘A Once-In-A-Career Case’
Krishna Patel: Putting Away Sexual Predators
Fred Anthony: At The Heart Of A Historic Reform
Ivy McKinney: A Corporate Lawyer With A Can-Do Attitude
Karen Lee Torre: A Long Journey To A Landmark Decision
Steven Eppler-Epstein: A Captain Responds To Crisis
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