Shipman & Goodwin attorney Tim Hollister, a leader in a statewide task force on Connecticut’s teen driving laws, has launched a national blog for parents on safe teen driving.  Tim lost his son Reid in a one-car accident on Interstate 84 in Plainville, Connecticut, in December 2006.  During 2007-08, as a member of Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell’s Safe Teen Driving Task Force, Hollister immersed himself in the issue of why driving is the leading cause of death for teens, and became an advocate for better-informed parental decision-making about teen driving.  In memory of Reid, and in support of our colleague Tim, the School Law Practice Group is making the information Tim has gathered on teen drivers available to Connecticut school professionals utilizing our website as an educational resource.  The blog, “From Reid’s Dad,” is found at http://www.fromreidsdad.org/. 

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Anne represents schools in labor relations, employment and education law, including collective bargaining, personnel policies and practices, constitutional law, special education, student discipline, freedom of information, and education policies. She negotiates collective bargaining agreements on behalf of schools, including representation in interest arbitration…

Anne represents schools in labor relations, employment and education law, including collective bargaining, personnel policies and practices, constitutional law, special education, student discipline, freedom of information, and education policies. She negotiates collective bargaining agreements on behalf of schools, including representation in interest arbitration proceedings as needed. Anne works with schools to address issues such as bullying and sexual harassment. She is often called upon to advise schools regarding professional boundaries and child abuse and neglect issues.  In her role as general counsel to boards of education around the state, Anne facilitates self-evaluation and goal-setting sessions. She also leads Shipman & Goodwin’s model policy project, which provides policy support and guidance to a number of school districts.

Anne serves as General Counsel to Shipman & Goodwin. From 2010 through 2017, she was Co-Chair of the firm’s School Law Practice Group, and from 2011 through 2017, she served on the firm’s seven-member Management Committee.

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