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CONNECTICUT STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY v. CONNECTICARE, INC. (SC 17072)
Sullivan, C. J., and Norcott, Katz, Palmer and Zarella, Js. Argued April 13, 2004--officially released January 11, 2005

Edith M. Kallas, pro hac vice, with whom were Ilze C. Thielmann, pro hac vice, James E. Hartley, Jr., and, on the brief, H.C. Kwak, for the appellant-appellee (plaintiff). Stacy Allen, with whom were Breck Harrison, pro hac vice, and, on the brief, Jennifer Rogers, pro hac vice, for the appellee-appellant (defendant).
Opinion

PALMER, J. The plaintiff, Connecticut State Medical Society, a federation of eight county medical associations with a total membership of more than 7000 physi-

cians, brought this action under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act (CUTPA), General Statutes

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