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 changed and adapted to new technologies. I would like to review your insurance coverage […]
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 complicity” rings across the Internet and social media, and our law firm aligns with
On April 22, 2020, President Trump issued a proclamation suspending the entry of any individual seeking to enter the United States as an immigrant. This proclamation went into effect the evening of April 23, 2020 and is valid for 60 days. The President maintained the right to extend and modify this order. This order affects individuals seeking
A temporary measure designed to relieve some of the immediate pressure on municipal taxpayers is but one of the many Executive Orders (28 as of this writing) Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has issued to mitigate the economic havoc the COVID-19 crisis has wrought. Executive Order No. 7S contains provisions requiring towns and cities to adopt one
COVID-19 and the steps taken by local, state, and federal governments to combat its spread have affected every facet of society, including the Connecticut Judicial Branch and the state’s 15 Superior Courts. With Executive Order No. 7G, Gov. Ned Lamont suspended all non-critical court operations in early March. The Judicial Branch then issued a Continuity of Operations Plan
During a time in which most of us are confined to our homes because of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is a bitter irony that many renters are now in a position where their housing security is in jeopardy. Many people who find themselves without a steady income simply do not have the capability to cover rent
A quick look at some of our towns’ ordinances gives us a pretty strong clue that we live in New England. Indeed it is the season of risk for winter slip-and-fall injuries caused by unsafe conditions resulting from ice and snow. Because of the liability exposure presented by winter weather, formal snow-clearing ordinances laying responsibility on
Premises liability is the area of law pertaining to when an individual is able to seek redress for an injury caused on the property of another, including retail businesses of all types. The law surrounding premises liability was formed before the modern digital era, at a time when businesses were small and local and the role
One Litchfield County real estate firm is advertising an “incredible new construction Washington rental” for the upcoming ski season, from Dec. 16 through March 14—just shy of 90 days if someone rented it for the full term. In Salisbury, another Realtor offers an in-town “retreat” available on a short-term or monthly basis during the academic
Protection of family assets and providing for loved ones is a lifelong concern and goal of many individuals. While many people plan for the future by setting up retirement accounts, growing their savings, and purchasing life insurance, many people forget the crucial role a Will plays in this planning process. A Will is an important
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