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Kristen Marcroft will be a panelist and Meghan Freed will moderate a panel the Connecticut Bar Association LGBT Section is presenting with support from the Young Lawyers Section on February 5, 2015. Attendees of “Recent Developments in...

Jennifer Levi, GLAD Transgender Rights Project Director and WNEC Law School professor will speak at the Connecticut Bar Association – LGBT Section’s February meeting this Thursday in New Haven. Professor...

While Prenups Are Signed in the Hopeful, Rosy Light of Engagement, Post-nups Are Often Associated With Infidelity or Other Marital Turmoil. But as the Number of Couples Seeking Them Continues...

Washington – Meghan Freed, who practices family law in Hartford, said the massive tax overhaul surprised divorce attorneys and their clients by scrapping a 75-year-old tax deduction for alimony payments....

Jenn T. Grace from Gay Business and Marketing and the author of But You Don't Look Gay put together a series of thirty interviews with LGBT business leaders. (LGBT stands for lesbian,...

Meghan Freed will be a panelist in a seminar the Hartford County Bar Association is presenting tomorrow, April 8, on how lawyers can use social media to enhance their marketing...

Meghan Freed and Leslie Jennings-Lax will co-present "Are We There Yet? Marriage and Divorce Equality for Same Sex Couples" at the Connecticut Bar Association's annual Connecticut Legal Conference. The session will address...

Meghan Freed and Barbara Aaron will co-present a continuing education class for attorneys, "Common and Not So Common Family Law Issues and Answers" at the National Business Institute's Hartford Seminar...

Meghan Freed will be part of a HCBA-sponsored panel discussing how they run their law firms. The practice of law in a private firm involves more than just being a...

On Thursday, May 15, 2014, Meghan Freed was recognized by The Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund (CWEALF) as one of  “40 Women for the Next 40 Years.” The “40 Women for...