Connecticut high school mock trial competition

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He subsequently attended the University of Connecticut School of Law. While attending law school he was employed as an assistant clerk in the Hartford Superior Court.

He clerked on civil jury trials and the law calendar. He has been in private practice since his admission to the bar in Attorney Laudati was selected by the American Society of Legal Advocates as one of the top litigation attorneys in the State of Connecticut.

During that time, he co-chaired the Hartford County Practice and Procedure Seminars for newly admitted attorneys. He formerly lectured at the "People's Court" an adult education series sponsored by the Connecticut Bar Association.

For 30 years, Attorney Laudati has served as a director and legal counsel to the Farmington River Watershed Association. He is currently the Vice President. He is a past President of the Granby Chapter.

Sarah A. Merriam and Hon. Omar A. Williams as well as Hon. This fall, the CBA continued hosting its seasonal shred truck events, where members can bring their files to be confidentially shredded for free. Young Lawyers Section members and several past and present board officers assisted with the events. Participants were encouraged to bring food items and household supplies for donation to Connecticut Foodshare.

We are currently looking to fill the positions of vice president, secretary, treasurer, and assistant secretary-treasurer for the bar year. The clinics took place as part of the National Celebration of Pro Bono, an initiative that shines a spotlight on the amazing pro bono work by lawyers, paralegals, and law students across the country, which occurred from October Other Essay Contests.

Federal courts throughout the nation, along with the Federal Judges Association and the Federal Bar Association, are using essay contests to inform young people about how the United States Constitution and the United States Judiciary protect personal liberties.

The week-long camp is at the Alfonse D'Amato Courthouse and Touro Law Center and includes presentations and discussions with federal judges, current and former federal prosecutors, criminal defense attorneys, and FBI agents. Students will also learn basic advocacy skills for a team competition at the end of camp.

Moot Court Competition for high school students in Nassau County.