Chester W. Fairlie

Background

Fairlie, Chester W. was born on November 12, 1944 in Great Bend, Kansas, United States.

Education

Princeton University (Bachelor of Arts, 1967). University of Connecticut (Juris Doctor, 1972).

Career

Worked at Holth, Kollman, Fairlie & Golembeski (New London, Connecticut) specializing in Personal Injury Law, Motor Vehicle Litigation, Victims Rights, General Civil Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1972, Connecticut. Member, Board of Editors, Connecticut Law Review, 1971-1972.

Author: "Gideon"s Muted Trumpet," American Bar Association Journal, February, 1983.

"Juror Non-Disclosure in Criminal Cases," TRIAL, June, 1983. "Appellate Review of Juvenile Court Dispositions," Connecticut Law Review, 1971.

Emergency Medical Technician, Active Member, Groton Volunteer Ambulance Association, 1986—. Member: Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association.

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

National Legal Aid and Defender Association (Recipient, Defender Service Award, 1982).

Achievements

• Chester W. Fairlie has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, Board of Editors, Connecticut Law Review, 1971-1972.