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CONNECTICUT STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 876
- Sec. 51-80. Admission.
- Sec. 51-80a. Regulation of foreign legal consultants.
- Sec. 51-81. Investigation of qualifications of applicants for admission to the bar.
- Sec. 51-81a. Certificate of registration. Fee. Renewal.
- Sec. 51-81b. Occupational tax on attorneys. Collection procedure. State lien against real estate as security for tax. Interest on unpaid tax. Attorneys who are not liable for tax. Administration.
- Sec. 51-81c. Program for use of interest on lawyers' clients' funds accounts. Applicability to entities that establish certain accounts to receive loan proceeds from a mortgage lender.
- Sec. 51-81d. Client Security Fund. Reimbursement of losses caused by dishonest conduct of attorneys. Crisis intervention and referral assistance to attorneys with substance abuse, gambling or behavior
- Secs. 51-81e to 51-81g.
- Sec. 51-81h. Escrow agreement not invalid when attorney-at-law, law firm or agent is escrow holder.
- Secs. 51-82 and 51-83. Admission to examination of attorneys admitted to practice in other states. Examination of veterans for admission.
- Sec. 51-84. Attorneys subject to rules.
- Sec. 51-85. Authority and powers of commissioners of the Superior Court.
- Sec. 51-86. Soliciting persons to institute actions for damages.
- Sec. 51-87. Solicitation of cases for attorneys.
- Sec. 51-87a. Limitations on written communications to prospective clients.
- Sec. 51-87b. Attorneys and persons affiliated with attorneys prohibited from referring persons to real estate brokers, salespersons, or mortgage brokers or lenders, for fee or commission. Penalties.
- Sec. 51-88. Practice of law by persons not attorneys.
- Sec. 51-89. State marshal or constable not to act as attorney in court.
- Sec. 51-89a. Complaint and hearing required for suspension or disbarment.
- Sec. 51-90. State-Wide Grievance Committee. Appointment, qualifications and terms of members.
- Sec. 51-90a. Powers and duties of State-Wide Grievance Committee.
- Sec. 51-90b. Grievance panels. Appointment, qualifications and terms of members.
- Sec. 51-90c. State-Wide Bar Counsel.
- Sec. 51-90d. Grievance counsel and investigators. Powers and duties of grievance counsel.
- Sec. 51-90e. Filing of complaint alleging attorney misconduct. Referral to grievance panel.
- Sec. 51-90f. Investigation and determination by grievance panel of attorney misconduct.
- Sec. 51-90g. Review of panel's determination by subcommittee or State-Wide Grievance Committee.
- Sec. 51-90h. Decision of State-Wide Grievance Committee.
- Sec. 51-91. Compelling testimony of witnesses. Contempt.
- Sec. 51-91a. Hearing re eligibility to continue practice of law for attorney convicted of felony. Order. Suspension. Appointment of trustee.
- Sec. 51-91b. Applicability of grievance procedures. Transfer of pending matters.
- Sec. 51-91c. Posting of signs concerning attorney grievance procedures.
- Sec. 51-92. Grievance committees; fees and expenses.
- Sec. 51-93. Reinstatement of attorneys.
- Sec. 51-94. Evidence in proceedings to suspend, displace or remove attorneys-at-law.
- Sec. 51-94a. Limitation on liability of attorney appointed to inventory files and protect interests of clients of inactive, suspended, disbarred or resigned attorney.
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