Subject: 2015 Attorney Registration
From: "Connecticut Judicial Branch - Attorney Registration" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2015 17:11:24 -0500

Pursuant to Practice Book §2-27(d) and (f), the 2014 annual
attorney registration process began January 5, 2015. Attorneys and authorized
house counsel must complete the registration process online by March 6, 2015.

Attorneys and authorized house counsel are required to register online at the
Judicial Branch website through E-Services. An attorney must be enrolled in
E-Services before using E-Services to register. E-Services may be accessed at
https://eservices.jud.ct.gov.

This will be your only notice regarding the 2015 registration process. There
will no longer be a separate paper reminder notice sent by U.S. mail to remind
you to register.

Please note the following:

1. Enrollment into E-Services is not the same as registering.

2. Online registration through E-Services applies to all
Connecticut admitted attorneys and authorized house counsel.

3. Firms do not register.

4. Connecticut attorneys register only under their individual,
"A" type juris numbers. Authorized house counsel register under their "C" type
juris numbers. Each admitted attorney and authorized house counsel has an
individual juris number. Attorneys do not register under companion juris
numbers if they have them (e.g. "S" - State’s Attorney, "D" - Public Defender,
"G" - Attorney General).

5. Attorneys who have retired pursuant to Practice Book Sec.
2-55 (revocable retirement) are required to register. Attorneys who retired
pursuant to Practice Book Sec. 2-55A (permanent retirement) do not have to
register. If you received this email and are permanently retired please contact
us.

6. The attorney occupational tax is overseen and collected by
the Department of Revenue Services, which is an Executive Branch agency. The
Judicial Branch has nothing to do with the collection of this tax. Questions
regarding the occupational tax should be directed to the DRS at (860)
297-5962.

7. There are no fees associated with the attorney registration
process.

8. When you select "Attorney Registration" in E-Services, you
will be asked to participate in a pro bono survey prior to completing your
annual registration. The survey is voluntary. If you do not wish to participate
in the survey, you may decline to do so.

Anyone with questions regarding attorney registration is encouraged to email
the Statewide Grievance Committee at [email-masked]

Michael P. Bowler

Statewide Bar Counsel

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