Conn. Practice Book § 2-73

In addition to any other powers and duties set

forth in Sections 2-68 through 2-81, the client

security fund committee shall:

(a) Publicize its activities to the public and bar,

including filing with the chief justice and the executive committee of the Superior Court an annual

report on the claims made and processed and the

amounts disbursed.

(b) Receive, investigate and evaluate claims

for reimbursement.

(c) Determine in its judgment whether reim -

bursement should be made and the amount of

such reimbursement.

(d) Prosecute claims for restitution against

attorneys whose conduct has resulted in disbursements.

(e) Employ such persons and contract with any

public or private entity as may be reasonably necessary to provide for its efficient and effective

operations, which shall include, but not be limited

to, the investigation of claims and the prosecution

of claims for restitution against attorneys.

(f) Pay to the chief court administrator for the

provision of crisis intervention and referral assis-tance to attorneys admitted to the practice of law

in this state who suffer from alcohol or other substance abuse problems or gambling problems,

or who have behavioral health problems, any

amounts required pursuant to Section 2-77.

(g) Pay to the chief court administrator for making grants-in-aid to the organization administering the program for the use of interest earned on

lawyers’ clients’ funds accounts pursuant to General Statutes § 51-81c, for the purpose of funding

the delivery of legal services to the poor, any

amounts required pursuant to Section 2-77.

(h) Perform all other acts necessary or proper

for the fulfillment of the purposes and effective

administration of the fund.