Firm News Archive

Writing in the Connecticut Law Tribune, Stewart I. Edelstein tackles one of the most confusing doctrines in tort law

For decades, the courts have struggled to stake out the boundary between contract and tort theories in determining whether to award economic damages in cases where there is no physical property damage or personal injury.  To read the article, please click here .

Three Cohen and Wolf, P.C. Attorneys Named “Connecticut Super Lawyers”

Cohen and Wolf is pleased to announce that Austin K. Wolf , Richard L. Albrecht and Stuart M. Katz have been named 2006 "Super Lawyers" in a list featured in Connecticut Magazine. The list was compiled through a peer review process conducted by Law & Politics Magazine. (http://www.superlawyers.com/connecticut)

Bridgeport Superior Court denies motion to dismiss Abel Bradley House injunction action

Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Julia D. Dewey recently denied a motion to dismiss the injunction action that temporarily prevents developers from demolishing this historic structure. Judge Dewey extended the ex parte temporary injunction until she rules, after a hearing, on the application for temporary injunction. Cohen and Wolf, P.C. brought this action on behalf of Eleanor Dickey, president of the Coalition for Preservation of the Abel Bradley House. The Abel Bradley House is under consideration for listing on the National Registry of Historic Places. Attorneys Austin K. Wolf and Stewart I. Edelstein are working on preventing the demolition of this historic and architecturally important structure.