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Connecticut attorney license lookup
Search the Connecticut Judicial Branch and see a lawyer's status, juris number, and standing. Every result is checked against the official board.
Opens the Connecticut Judicial Branch search in a new tab. In-page results are being wired up; the board's own record is the source either way.
Sample result
Juris number
12345678
Admitted
Nov 2004
Standing
Good standing
Discipline
None on file
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What each status means
- Eligible to practice
- Dues are paid, any required CLE is current, and no suspension is in effect. This is what you want to see before you hire.
- Not eligible
- The license exists but the lawyer cannot practice right now, usually for unpaid dues or a missed CLE deadline. It can often be cured within days.
- Suspended or disbarred
- The bar has taken disciplinary action. The order is public, and the record links to it.
Verifying a Connecticut attorney
- Licensing authority
- Connecticut has no mandatory bar; lawyers are admitted by the Superior Court and regulated by the Judicial Branch, with discipline handled by the Statewide Grievance Committee.
- Juris number
- A Connecticut juris number, assigned to each attorney admitted in the state.
- Renewal
- An annual registration and client-security-fund fee, with 12 CLE credit hours each calendar year including at least 2 hours of ethics or professionalism, self-reported under Practice Book Section 2-27A.
- Disciplinary history
- Public. The Judicial Branch's attorney look-up shows an attorney's standing, and the Statewide Grievance Committee posts public discipline.
Common questions
How do I know a Connecticut lawyer is really licensed?
Match the name to an active record on the Connecticut Judicial Branch with a status of eligible to practice. A lawyer who cannot be found on the board's roll is not licensed in Connecticut, whatever a website says.
What does "not eligible" mean if the license still exists?
The lawyer is on the roll but barred from practicing today, most often for unpaid dues or a lapsed requirement. It is not the same as discipline, and it is usually temporary.
Can I see if a lawyer has been disciplined?
Public. The Judicial Branch's attorney look-up shows an attorney's standing, and the Statewide Grievance Committee posts public discipline. Where an order exists, the board links to it from the record.
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