In Glass v. Peter Mitchell Construction Leasing & Development Corp., 50 Conn. App. 539, 718 A.2d 79, cert. granted in part, 247 Conn. 938, 723 A.2d 317 (1998), the Court determined that there was no unity of interest among five defendants because they were sufficiently antagonistic, a jury could find that each was negligent in a separate and distinct manner, and that the duties of each were different. Glass v. Peter Mitchell Construction Leasing & Development Corp., 50 Conn. App. at 546-47.