The Town of New Milford has reached a settlement in its lawsuit challenging the Connecticut Siting Council’s 2017 approval of Candlewood Solar LLC’s development and management plans for a 20 megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic electric generating facility on a sensitive Candlewood Mountain site. Cramer & Anderson Municipal Law Partner Dan Casagrande, who represents the Town in […]
In a major legal victory for the Town of New Milford, the Connecticut Appellate Court has affirmed the trial court’s judgment in favor of the Town in a case centered on the remediation of the former Century Brass property. In Town of New Milford vs. Standard Demolition Services, Inc., the Town claimed Standard breached its
Cramer & Anderson Partner Dan Casagrande scored a major Connecticut Supreme Court win for a client whose plans to open a crematorium in a Bethel business park were denied by the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission. The unanimous April 1 decision reversed the Appellate Court and will remand the case to the trial court with
Cramer & Anderson LLP’s Oxford, Conn., based client Morse Watchmans, the industry leader in key control and asset management systems, was acquired in December 2021 by TouchPoint, Inc., a privately-held diversified global growth company focused on engineered products in growth markets where the touch point is a differentiating factor. Partner Mitchell J. Melnick, Corporate and
Cramer & Anderson Partners Kent Mancini and William Franklin successfully defended a Connecticut housing authority sued by a factoring company for $2.2 million under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) for a purported wrongful payment over a notice of assignment. The original lawsuit was filed in May 2017. Attorneys Mancini and Franklin won summary judgment in
Cramer & Anderson Partner Dan Casagrande has won a major antitrust case in the Connecticut Supreme Court. The March 24 decision overturns a decades-old precedent that tying agreements for real estate brokerage fees violate the Connecticut Antitrust Act. The court essentially ruled that antitrust law had evolved through federal actions in ways that invalidated the Connecticut precedent established in
A Workers Compensation settlement recently secured by Cramer & Anderson Partner Barry S. Moller totals $398,910.96 for the benefit of a 55-year-old tool and die maker who suffered a right knee injury. The worker underwent an arthroplasty on December 12, 2017, a procedure designed to restore function to the joint. He was ascribed a 60 percent
On a hot, sunny Sunday in mid-August, John Wilkinson sat around the dining table with his wife, Alice, and their daughter Sadie, going on 5 and about to start kindergarten. She was coloring and giving her Dad gentle orders about the proper color units for her regiment of markers. Outside it was still and muggy.
With the recent successful conclusion of a simultaneous Lease Termination and new Lease execution, Cramer & Anderson LLP assisted its client in the conclusion of a transaction that lasted nearly twenty years. The 24-attorney law firm, with offices in Danbury and four locations in Litchfield County, including New Milford, represented the shareholders of Quality Food
If you’ve been injured and have a Workers’ Compensation or Personal Injury claim, you’re in good hands with Cramer & Anderson Partner Barry S. Moller. $450,000—in a lump sum. That’s the settlement Attorney Moller recently secured after going up against the insurance giant Allstate, known for tenacity in trying to avoid such settlements. See the
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