Conn. Practice Book § 2-76

(a) Claims, proceedings and reports involving

claims for reimbursement for losses caused by

the dishonest conduct of attorneys are confidential until the client security fund committee authorizes a disbursement to the claimant, at which

time the committee may disclose the name of the

claimant, the attorney whose conduct produced

the claim and the amount of the reimbursement.

However, the client security fund committee may

provide access to relevant information regarding

such claims to the Statewide Grievance Committee, grievance panels, to law enforcement agencies, to the Office of the Chief Disciplinary

Counsel, and to a judge of the Superior Court. The

client security fund committee may also disclose

such information to any attorney retained or

employed by the committee to protect the interests of the client security fund or the committee

in any state or federal action in which the interests

of the committee or the fund may be at issue,

and may disclose such information as may be

necessary to protect the rights of the committee in

any action or proceeding in which the committee’s

right to receive restitution pursuant to Section 2-

80 or 2-81 is at issue. The client security fund

committee may also provide statistical information

regarding claims which does not disclose the

names of claimants and attorneys until a disbursement is authorized.

(b) All information given or received in connection with the provision of crisis intervention and

referral assistance under these rules shall be subject to the provisions of General Statutes § 51-

81d (f).