Monday, April 29, 2024 Home » CT Divorce & Legal Video Archive » Simms v. Seaman, 308 Conn. 523 (2013) » Advocates » Legal Assistance » CT Legal Resources » Parental Alienation » Video Archives    » Bauer v. Bauer    » Berzins v. Berzins    » Kahn v. Hillyer    » Simms v. Seaman    » Tanzman v. Meurer    » Tomlinson v. Tomlinson    » Tuckman v. Tuckman    » Annual Judges Meeting 2012    » 17Feb2012 Michael Nowacki    » 09Jan2014 Public Hearing » Search Tips » Reporting Misconduct » Court Forms Simms v. Seaman, 308 Conn. 523 (2013) In the matter of Simms v. Seaman (SC 18839), argued September 19, 2012, decision officially released May 21, 2013, the appellant Mr. Seaman raised the issue as to whether or not attorney's should be protected by 'absolute immunity' in instances of fraud or misconduct or if they can be held liable for damages in a suit brought forth by an adverse party.    » Simms v. Seaman Oral Argument (CT Supreme Court, Sept. 19, 2012)    » Simms v. Seaman Case, Appellate Case Detail    » Simms v. Seaman, CT Supreme Court Decision    » Simms v. Seaman, CT Supreme Court (Dissent)    » Simms v. Seaman, CT Supreme Court (Concurrence)    » Simms v. Seaman, CT Supreme Court Decision (at Google Scholar)

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