Supreme Court of Connecticut

Clinton v. Aspinwall

July 29, 2025352 Conn. 597

Summary

The court held that the operating agreement's exculpatory clause limited liability rather than creating affirmative duties, and that the trial court's contrary jury instructions materially prejudiced the defendants. The court also held that the trial court properly admitted expert testimony concerning the company's capital reserve. It reversed the judgment, vacated the related fee, cost, and interest awards, and remanded for a new trial.