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Steven J. Barber
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About Steven
Biography
Practice Areas
5
Practice Areas
Litigation
30%
Insurance
20%
Personal Injury
20%
Real Estate
20%
Fees and Rates
Awards
Licenses
Licensed in Massachusetts for 27 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 1998
No misconduct found
Licensed in Connecticut for 28 years
State: Connecticut
Acquired: 1997
No misconduct found
Location
Howard Kohn Et Al
(860) 247-4201
Fax
237 Buckingham St, Po Box 261798, Hartford, CT, 06106-1607
hksflaw.com/barber.htmlHoward, Kohn, Sprague & FitzGerald, LLP
Po Box 261798, 237 Buckingham St, Hartford, CT, 06126-1798
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Posted by anonymous | August 04, 2010 | Wrongful Termination
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Mr. Barber has represented me several times over the past few years. He has handled my cases extremely well. He works very effectively with the local Law Enforcement and was able to negotiate and prevent potential court actions. He has also handled some wrongfully termination issue very well. I highl...
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Experience
Honors
2012
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2011
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2010
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
N/A
Distinguished, Martindale-Hubbell
Work Experience
1900 - Present
Partner, Howard, Kohn, Sprague & FitzGerald, LLP
Education
1997
Western New England College School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1994
Stonehill College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2001
The Defense
Snow Remover Liability: Did the Supreme Court Resolve All the Issues in Deciding Gazo v. City of Stamford?
2000
The Defense
Apportionment of Liability and the Non-delegable Duty to Maintain: Can a Snow Removal Contractor Be Cited in for Apportionment?
2000
The Defense
Public Sidewalk Injuries - Appellate Court Holds That Abutting Landowner Is Not Responsible for Injury to Third Person Caused by Defective Sidewalk