James
Moran joined Maher Williams in 1992. He has devoted his practice exclusively to workers' compensation matters.
Jim routinely handles hearings and appeals at the Appellate and Supreme Court.
Jim is a frequent lecturer
on topics relating to the Connecticut Workers' Compensation Act and developing case law. He has been asked to testify
as an expert witness in civil matters regarding workers' compensation issues. He is a former member of the Executive
Committee of the Connecticut Bar Association Workers' Compensation Section. Jim has been recognized by his peers
as a New England Super Lawyer* in the practice area of workers' compensation.
Education
Tulane University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 1992
Cornell University, B.A., with Distinction in all Subjects,
1988
Holy Cross High School, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1984
Admitted
State of Connecticut
State of New York
Membership
Connecticut Bar Association
Awards/Achievements
Partner, Maher Williams
Significant Reported Decisions
Supreme Court
Hasselt v. Lufthansa German Airlines, 262 Conn. 416 (2003)
Biasetti v. City
of Stamford, 250 Conn. 65 (1999)
Nichols v. Light House Restaurant, Inc., 246 Conn. 156 (1998)
Appellate
Court
Park v. Choi, 46 Conn. App. 596 (1997)
Pascarelli v. Moliterno Stone, Inc., 44 Conn. App. 397 (1997)
Busak v. City of Stamford, 39 Conn. App. 919 (1995)
Workers' Compensation Review Board
Chance v.
Leno's Lawn Service, LLC, 5444 CRB-5-09-3 (2010)
Rakowski v. Marlin Firearms,
5340 CRB-3-08-4 (2009)
Biasetti v. Stamford, 5320 CRB-7-08-2 (2009)
Dechio v. Raymark Industries, 5155 CRB-4-06-11 (2007)
Soto-Velez v. Michaels
Chrysler Plymouth, 4628 CRB-2-03-2 (2004)
Rawlings v. Carolton Convalescent Hospital, 4538 CRB-4-02-6 (2003)
Fabian
v. Pitney Bowes, 3104 CRB-7-95-6 (1998)
Audi v. Blakeslee-Arpaia Chapman, 3418 CRB-3-96-9 (1997)
*New England Super Lawyers is a
commercial publication. See http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html for selection criteria/statistics.
