by Robert L. Fisher, Jr | Feb 22, 2021 | What We’re Thinking
The odds are against implementation, but at least one Democratic leader in the Connecticut General Assembly is proposing a new annual “mansion tax” on homes with a market value exceeding $430,000. This proposed new tax would come on top of annual property taxes that...
by Dolores R. Schiesel | Oct 7, 2020 | What We’re Thinking
With travel limited by the COVID-19 pandemic, scams involving the sale of timeshares seem to be on the rise. Federal government agencies and officials in some western states are issuing new warnings about scams targeting owners of timeshare properties, primarily in...
by Perley H. Grimes, Jr. | Jul 3, 2020 | What We’re Thinking
You want to build a residential house in a residential zone in your town. You need a zoning permit from the Zoning Enforcement Officer. You fill out the application, meet all the necessary requirements, and the zoning permit to build your house is issued by the Zoning...
by Robert L. Fisher, Jr | Jun 24, 2020 | What We’re Thinking
The exodus of families from New York City to Connecticut to escape coronavirus risks may continue making headlines, but our state’s population has decreased for six years in a row, and last year around this time the media was focusing on the trend of residents moving...
by Barry S. Moller | Jun 23, 2020 | What We’re Thinking
These are extraordinary times. So much we have taken for granted has now changed. Auto insurance falls into the taken-for-granted category. Nothing is more important to protect you and your family. The insurance industry and how people purchase insurance has also...
by Cramer & Anderson | Jun 5, 2020 | What We’re Thinking
The attorneys and staff of Cramer & Anderson stand in solidarity with everyone horrified by the killing of George Floyd and its representation of the pervasive and often deadly racism and discrimination tearing apart our troubled nation. The phrase “silence is...
