Mulligan v. Hall

The plaintiff appeals from a stipulated judgment awarding him damages in a personal injury action.1 On appeal, the plaintiff asserts that the trial court improperly (1) allowed the workers’ compensation carrier to intervene and (2) forced the plaintiff to trial. We are unable to review this matter because the plaintiff cannot appeal from the stipulated judgment.

“A stipulated judgment allows the parties to avoid litigation by entering into an agreement that will settle their differences once the court renders judgment on the basis of the agreement.” Housing Authority v. Lamothe, 27 Conn. App.…