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Overview
Practice Areas
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80% Environmental / Natural Resources
22 years
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20% Commercial
18 years
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Fees and Payment Types
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Fees
Contingent (10%-33%), Free Consultation (120 minutes), Hourly ($250-$350/hour)
Payment types
Cash, Check, Credit Card
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Contact Information
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About Me
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Résumé
License
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21 years since Keith Robert Ainsworth was first licensed to practice law.
| State |
License status |
Year acquired |
Last updated by Avvo |
| Connecticut |
Active
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1990 |
12/01/2008 |
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
Duration |
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First Selectman (mayor equivalent) at
Town of Haddam
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1997–1999
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Education
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| School |
Major |
Degree |
Graduated |
| University of Miami School of Law |
Law |
JD - Juris Doctor |
1990 |
| Tufts University |
Biology, English Literature and Environmental Studies |
BS - Bachelor of Science |
1987 |
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Local Hero -- Environmental Protection |
CFE/Save the Sound |
2008 |
| 2007 Honoree - Extraordinary Contribution |
Connecticut Fund for the Environment |
2007 |
| American Hometown Leadership Award |
National Center for Small Communities |
1999 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
Duration |
| Secretary |
CBA - Environmental Law Section |
2010-present
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| Member |
Leasing Enforcement Attorneys Network |
2005-present
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| Executive Committee |
Connecticut Bar Association, Environmental Law Section |
1994-present
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Portfolio
Contribution
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Reputation Level 7
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Cases
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Outcome: Trial Court granted summary judgment for lack of sufficient expert disclosures, Apellate Court reversed creating a new rule of law that violation of a regulatory permit constitutes negligence and nuisance per se as well as per se violation of CEPA.
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Speaking Engagements
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| Presentation Name |
Conference |
Date |
| Traps & Tips In Environmental Law |
CBA Annual Meeting |
2010 |
| Rule 502 & the e-Discovery Dilemma |
CBA Environmental Law Section Meeting |
2009 |
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