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Thank you to everyone who attended our annual Freedom of Information Conference. Missed it? Click here to watch a replay via CT-N

2016 FOIC Annual Conference

Attorneys Thomas Mooney and Henry Zaccardi of Shipman and Goodwin, LLP - Co-moderators of the panel “Complying with the FOIA: Some Helpful Hints.”

Attorney Aaron Bayer of Wiggin and Dana, LLP – Moderator of the panel “Hot Topics in FOI…Digging Deeper.”

Panelists (from left) Patricia Strauss, Brian Foley, Mark Sommaruga, Matt Kauffman discussing “Hot Topics in FOI…Digging Deeper.”

Keynote Speaker Kevin Lembo, Comptroller, State of Connecticut

Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission