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Connecticut Doctor Secretly Uses His Own Sperm to Artificially Inseminate Multiple Patients
A Connecticut doctor used his own sperm to deceitfully artificially inseminate multiple women. One of those inseminations in 1986, lead to the birth of Janine Pierson – and the doctor concealed the truth for decades according to a lawsuit in state court that alleges the defendant fathered other children in the same way. Doreen Pierson…
Debra A. Panela Receives the Archdiocese of Hartford’s St. John Neumann Award
Debra A. Panela, paralegal at LTKE LAW, was recently honored by receiving the Archdiocese of Hartford’s St. John Neumann Award on Wednesday, September 27, 2023, at the Aqua Turf Club. This award recognizes volunteers who are nominated by their schools for their commitment to their schools. The award is named after St. John Neumann, the…
Steven Errante’s Second Appearance on the Chaz & AJ Morning Show
On Thursday, September 28th, Chaz & AJ In The Morning from WPLR 99.1 New Haven hosted Attorney Steve Errante from LTKE LAW. Steve was in studio with Chaz and AJ to share some details about a truly wild case. A doctor in charge of a sperm bank admitted to using his own samples on patients…
LTKE Law Mourns the Passing of Steven I. Traub
It is with great sadness that the law firm of Lynch, Traub, Keefe & Errante announces the passing of one of its name partners, Stephen I. Traub. Steve died Wednesday with his family by his side. A member of LTKE Law from 1960 through 2000, Steve was a pioneer in plaintiffs’ medical malpractice litigation. His…
Attorney Garrett A. Denniston Secures a Settlement of $1.3 Million
LTKE Law Attorney Garrett A. Denniston recently secured a settlement of $1.3 million after the tragic death of a teen while under the supervision of another. The lawsuit was filed in New Haven Superior Court in January 2023 and the insurance carrier tendered the insurance policy limits shortly after it was filed. Attorney Denniston remarked:…
Shelton Man Awarded 2.5 Million Dollars For Mistaken DNA Paternity Diagnosis
A mistaken DNA paternity diagnosis wreaked havoc on 34-year-old Joel Santiago’s life, so much so, that a jury of his peers awarded a verdict of 2.5 million dollars to the Shelton father. The plaintiff was represented by Steven Errante, Marisa Bellair, and Rosalie Louis of LTKE Law in New Haven. The case was heard by…
Newly appointed CTLA President shares her plans for Association for the coming year
She has been recognized by Connecticut Magazine as a “Super Lawyer” and is named to the Connecticut Law Tribune’s Personal Injury Hall of Fame and is a Fellow of the American Bar Association. Now, Attorney Marisa Bellair can add President of the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) to her list of accomplishments. A Principal with…