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Senior Counsel Robert M. Langer Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from the CBA’s Antitrust and Trade Regulation Section
The Connecticut Bar Association’s Antitrust and Trade Regulation Section awarded Senior Counsel Robert M. Langer with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his “Leadership, Service, and Outstanding Contributions to the Antitrust and Trade Regulation Bar.” Bob has been a member of the CBA’s Antitrust and Trade Regulation Section since 1973 and has served as Chair of the Section for the past six years, and previously served as Chair of the Section from 1979-80. During the award ceremony, Bob was presented with letters from five Connecticut Attorneys General, current Attorney General William Tong, and former Attorneys General George Jepsen, Senator Richard Blumenthal, Clarine Nardi Riddle and former Senator Joseph Lieberman.
Bob leverages more than two decades of experience as the Assistant Attorney General in charge of antitrust and consumer protection in Connecticut, where he litigated numerous antitrust and consumer matters in federal and state trial and appellate courts. He is recognized as one of the countryโs foremost authorities on antitrust, consumer protection, and trade regulation law. He is co-author of the definitive treatise on Connecticut unfair trade practices and antitrust legal practice, and has taught antitrust, unfair trade practices and constitutional law for the past forty-five years as an adjunct professor of law in UConnโs MBA Program (1979-2013), and at UConn Law School (2014-present), and Quinnipiac University School of Law (2021-present).
