Alan Neigher

Alan Neigher: Attorney with Alan Neigher Attorney at Law
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Biography

Author: "The Gault Decision: Due Process and the Juvenile Courts," Federal Probation, December 1967; "The Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act," 4 Connecticut Law Tribune 30, 1978. Co-Author: "The Connecticut Law of Tortious Invasion of Privacy," 56 Connecticut Bar Journal, 397. Adjunct Professor, Communications Law, University of Bridgeport School of Law, 1977-1985. Member, 1988— and Chair, 1990-1993, Board of Directors, Fairfield County Chapter, March of Dimes. Vice Chair, Connecticut Film Commission, 1992-1995.

Areas of Practice (8)

  • Civil Practice
  • Antitrust
  • Trade Regulation
  • Libel and Slander
  • Sports Law
  • Entertainment Law
  • Communications Law
  • Copyrights

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Colby College, A.B., with distinction, 1962
Law School Attended:
Boston College, J.D., 1965
Year of First Admission:
1965
Admission:
1965, Connecticut; 1969, U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. District Court, District of Connecticut; 1974, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second, Fifth, Ninth and Eleventh Circuits
Memberships:
Connecticut Bar Association.
Birth Information:
Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 5, 1941
ISLN:
904206034

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