Two of Cramer & Anderson’s senior staff members will continue a tradition of honoring the firm’s late Partner David Burke, who died as a result of a 2016 cycling accident, by participating in the 67-mile Ride the State event on June 28. Jeremy Ruman, legal assistant to Partner Art Weinshank, and Denice Hull, the office administrator in New […]
Cramer & Anderson’s Litchfield office is once again participating in an annual collection of non-perishable food items to support 12 area food pantries and help neighbors in need in Northwest Connecticut. Paralegal and office bookkeeper Peggy C. Geddes is coordinating the firm’s participation in the United Way of Northwest Connecticut’s Campaign of Caring & Giving.
New Milford High School graduating seniors David Matos and Calley Thierfelder are the recipients of the 2025 Henry B. “Hank” Anderson Memorial Scholarships. Two scholarships of $500 each are presented each year by Cramer & Anderson to honor Founding Partner Hank Anderson, who died in 2019 at age 101. Attorney Elizabeth “Lizzy” Gilbert, who grew up in New Milford and
The 2025 Connecticut Preservation Awards, announced April 16, include an Award of Merit for the conversion of the historic former Litchfield County Courthouse into The Abner hotel, which opened in September 2024 and has 20 guest rooms, The Courtroom restaurant, and Verdict: a seasonal rooftop bar. “In 2017, after 250 years of legal tradition, the State of
Cramer & Anderson will once again give Henry B. “Hank” Anderson Memorial Scholarships of $500 each to two New Milford High School graduating seniors. The deadline for 2025 applications is March 31 and details are on the list of local and regional scholarships available to New Milford High School students. The firm will notify the school district of
Each year during the holiday season, the attorneys and staff of Cramer & Anderson pool resources for a series of firm donations to area social services agencies and other important initiatives. Some traditions, such as donating to the New Milford Santa Fund, extend back decades, while others, like aiding the furry friends at beCAUSE 4
Each year for the past quarter-century, Cramer & Anderson attorneys and staff have pooled contributions to make a donation to the New Milford Santa Fund, which anonymously matches local donors with families in need during the holiday season. “It’s wonderful to take part in a program that helps local families in need,” said Jeremy Ruman, legal assistant
Partner Graham Moller and Attorney Elizabeth “Lizzy” Gilbert dropped off Cramer & Anderson’s annual donation to Camella’s Cupboard Food Pantry for Children in New Milford on Nov. 26. The mission of Camella’s Cupboard is to provide year-round hunger relief to children, seniors, and other vulnerable populations in the Greater New Milford. Families with children younger
Cramer & Anderson Senior Partner Josh Weinshank and Amy Feder, an RVNAhealth Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Geriatric Care Manager, are presenting a free seminar on Nov. 6 that will cover legal and financial planning for long-term care needs. The seminar, being held at RVNAhealth in Ridgefield from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., will empower attendees to make informed decisions
Cramer & Anderson staff dressed the part for Halloween, and the firm also participated again this year in the New Milford Parks & Recreation Trunk or Treat event. We had a Scooby-Doo themed booth, where Partner Lisa Rivas was Velma, Partner Graham Moller was Shaggy, and his wife Bri was Daphne. This year’s event was