Cotto v. United Technologies Corp.

While I agree with the result reached by the majority, I disagree with the conclusion that General Statutes § 31-51q is applicable to speech on private property. I believe that the trial court properly held that § 31-51q does not apply and dismissed the plaintiffs complaint. Therefore, I respectfully concur in the judgment.

“[I]t is fundamental that the First Amendment [to the United States constitution] prohibits governmental infringement on the right of free speech. Similarly, the Fourteenth Amendment [to the United States constitution], which prohibits the states from denying federal…