Restrictions on the Activities of

Deactivated Attorneys (a) As used in this section: (1) A ‘‘deactivated attorney’’ is an attorney who is currently disbarred, suspended, resigned, or on inactive status. (2) A ‘‘supervising attorney’’ is an attorney: (A) who has been approved by the court as a supervising attorney for a deactivated attorney in accordance with subsection (e) of this section; (B) who is in good standing with the bar of this state; (C) who was not affiliated with the deactivated attorney as an employer, employee, partner, inde- pendent contractor or in any other employment relationship at the time of the deactivation; and (D) who did not serve as an attorney pursuant to Section 2-64 in connection with the disbarment, suspension, resignation or placement on inactive status of the deactivated attorney. (3) A ‘‘law-related activity’’ is: (A) engaging in the practice of law as defined by Section 2-44A; (B) representing a client in any legal matter, including discovery matters; (C) negotiating or transacting any matter for, or on behalf of, a client with third parties, or having 154 © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL PROVISIONS