U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Maria E. Garcia ruled in favor of two Danbury Police officers accused of violating the Fourth Amendment rights of Moore Bail Bonds (MBB) owner Yvonne Perkins when they inventoried items in a vehicle she owned after arresting two MBB employees based on a warrant. Cramer & Anderson achieved the successful outcome […]
Cramer & Anderson Senior Partner Josh Weinshank is giving a March 12 presentation entitled Estate Planning Playbook for Caregivers on behalf of the Goldstone Caregiver Center, Faith Community Nurse Program, and the Danbury & New Milford Hospitals Legacy Society. The presentation will take place from 12 to 1:30 p.m. on ZOOM. Guests are asked to register in
It’s common in Connecticut for investors, family members, and others to own property jointly, but what happens when there’s a disagreement among the joint owners and one or more of them do not want to continue the joint ownership arrangement? “If two or more people own property together, they can’t be compelled to continue owning
Connecticut cities and towns (municipalities) have a legal responsibility to maintain roads, bridges, and sidewalks in safe condition – as does the State of Connecticut, as well as owners of private commercial and residential properties. When a person is injured as the result of a defect with a road, bridge, or sidewalk, or as a result
Personal Injury Attorney Elizabeth “Lizzy” Gilbert scored a rare victory in an ongoing motor vehicle collision case, persuading a judge to allow access to certain medical records of a defendant attempting to claim protection from liability through Connecticut’s sudden medical emergency defense law. “Connecticut courts currently allow a defendant and their insurer to escape liability if the
Attorney Elizabeth R. Gilbert, who goes by “Lizzy,” has joined the Cramer & Anderson Personal Injury team. Her practice also includes Medical Malpractice. “It’s very rewarding to help clients navigate difficult, often emotional situations on the way to achieving the compensation they deserve,” said Attorney Gilbert, who has worked on complex medical malpractice and personal injury cases
Cramer & Anderson Partner Neal White is a finalist in Litchfield Magazine’s Reader’s Choice contest and voting is open through Nov. 15. There are five nominees in each category and the top three will be featured in the annual Reader’s Choice Issue – the Best of Litchfield County 2025. Attorney White is listed in the Lawyers
Cramer & Anderson was voted Best Law Firm for a third consecutive year in the Republican-American Reader’s Choice Awards, announced in a special section published Oct. 27 by the Waterbury-based newspaper. Partner Neal D. White, Jr. was voted Best Estate Planning Lawyer for a seventh consecutive year, and Partner Chris Sochacki was voted Best Personal Injury Lawyer award for a
Cramer & Anderson Municipal Law Partner Dan Casagrande has been named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list for a third consecutive year. Attorney Casagrande, who serves as Corporation Counsel for the City of Danbury, is honored in the State, Local & Municipal law category. “It’s an honor and a privilege to once again be named to the Connecticut Super Lawyers list, as
Cramer & Anderson is nominated once again for Best Law Firm in the Republican-American newspaper’s 2024 Reader’s Choice Awards. The firm has won the award for the past two years. Partner Neal D. White, Jr. is nominated for Best Estate Planning Lawyer, an award he has won for six consecutive years, as well as for Best Lawyer. Partner
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