CTCPA Town Hall Meeting: Election Wrap-Up and Connecticut Legislative Session Preview
Overview
With the election in the rearview mirror, it's time to look toward the future. What does the composition of the Connecticut House and Senate mean for businesses, and what might be the hot issues during the upcoming legislative session?
We're turning to the expert: Get the inside scoop from CTCPA contract lobbyist Dallas Dodge, managing partner at government relations firm Roy & Leroy and a former high-level attorney for Connecticut House leadership.
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Leader Bios
Dallas Dodge, Roy & Leroy, LLC
Dallas is the Managing Partner of Roy & Leroy. A former high-level attorney for House leadership, Dallas is known at the state Capitol as a trusted advisor.
Dallas began his political career as senior legal counsel for the Office of the Connecticut Speaker of the House, where he represented the Speaker’s office in high stakes legal matters, drafted and negotiated major legislation, and provided legal advice to members of the House majority. After leaving the legislature, Dallas joined the Insurance Association of Connecticut as Vice President.
Prior to his career in lobbying and politics, Dallas practiced law at Shipman & Goodwin, one of the top law firms in Connecticut. He also served in judicial clerkships for Connecticut Appellate Judge Lubbie Harper Jr. and Senior United States District Judge Ellen Bree Burns, the first female federal judge in Connecticut.
In addition to his lobbying practice with Roy & Leroy, Dallas is an attorney at the Law Office of Dallas Dodge PLLC. He currently serves as the Corporation Counsel for the Town of West Hartford, where he was previously an elected member of the Town Council.
Dallas received both his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Connecticut.
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