Cramer & Anderson secured a landmark victory with statewide implications for charitable organizations and municipalities April 24 when a New Britain Superior Court judge issued a decision in a long-running tax exemption appeal affirming that The Caring Community of CT, Inc. can rightfully claim a charitable purpose tax exemption. Case Impact and Statewide Implications The case, The […]
Cramer & Anderson recently secured a seven-figure settlement in a medical malpractice case for the estate of a man who walked into the emergency room of a Connecticut hospital because of blood in his urine and died in the hospital three days later. Partner Chris Sochacki, the lead counsel in the medical malpractice case, was joined on the
In the aftermath of a serious car accident, the path to recovery is often more than just physical. For many, it becomes a confusing maze of medical appointments and legal hurdles. One of our recent clients found herself in that position – feeling lost and let down – until she made the decision to change
By Senior Partner Ryan HenryAnd Attorney Elizabeth “Lizzy” Gilbert In Connecticut, a car accident is never just a collision between vehicles. It’s also a collision of insurance policies – and there is a direct correlation between the drivers who cause the most severe accidents and those who carry the least insurance. While most responsible drivers
Uber has transformed how we travel, but when a ride-share experience results in injury, the question of who is responsible becomes critically important. Recent legal developments, including an $8.5 million jury award to a woman raped by an Uber driver, are reshaping Uber’s liability with regard to its passengers. The Feb. 5 jury verdict in
The towns of Avon, Canton, Farmington, Granby, Simsbury, and Burlington were transitioned into the Litchfield Judicial District as of Oct. 1, 2025. For residents and business owners in these areas, this isn’t just a paperwork change – it changes where you go for jury duty, where your lawsuits are heard, and which local attorneys are
Attorney Keith Rado, who joined Cramer & Anderson as an Associate in August 2025 after receiving his Juris Doctor (JD) degree from the University of Houston Law Center, was sworn in to the Connecticut Bar in late November. Based in the firm’s Danbury office, Attorney Rado works with Partners Joseph Mortelliti, Dan Casagrande, and John Tower on Litigation and Municipal Law matters. He developed
Cramer & Anderson Personal Injury Partner Ryan Henry was a lead presenter in the National Business Institute’s Connecticut Personal Injury Boot Camp, a day-long seminar held online Nov. 11. The seminar for other attorneys, in-house counsel, and other legal professionals, was billed as An Attorney’s Guide Through Personal Injury Cases – From A to Z. Presenters delved into the procedures
Cramer & Anderson Partner Barry Moller was among the speakers who provided expertise in an October Connecticut Bar Association continuing legal education (CLE) seminar on issues related to Workers’ Compensation. The seminar, entitled Arising Out of and in the Course of Employment, was presented by the CBA’s Workers’ Compensation Section and took place Oct. 17 at the Hawthorne Inn
Cramer & Anderson Partner Chris Sochacki was voted Best Personal Injury Lawyer in the 2025 Republican-American newspaper’s Reader’s Choice Awards and Partner Neal White was voted Best Estate Planning Lawyer. Attorney White won Best Estate Planning Lawyer for an eighth consecutive year, and Attorney Sochacki won Best Personal Injury Lawyer for a seventh year. “Awards like these are especially meaningful because they