Since joining the Board of the Women’s Center of Greater Danbury in November 2016, I have been fortunate to meet staff members and volunteers who are doing amazing things to further the mission of serving individuals, families and the community with prevention, crisis intervention and support services with regard to domestic violence, sexual assault […]
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Congress and signed recently President Donald J. Trump encodes into law significant tax changes that apply to individuals, business, families and estates. Below, we highlight some of the most important and impactful changes. The provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are so sweeping that
By Robert L. Fisher, Jr Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion are the “big three” among the many credit reporting agencies in the United States. Most banks and other lenders use these agencies for information when a borrower applies for a loan or credit card. Some employers use credit information to evaluate a potential new employee. Virtually
Cramer & Anderson Immigration Attorney Lisa Rivas, a 2016 Connecticut Law Tribune New Leader in the Law, is among the lawyers expressing concern about President Donald J. Trump’s decision to rescind the DACA program (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children. Estimated to total 800,000, DACA recipients are
By Lisa L. Buzaid I had the extreme pleasure of being asked to speak recently at a meeting of the Connecticut Association of Probate Clerks (CAPC) at the Candlewood Valley Country Club in New Milford. CAPC is a group of dedicated individuals representing clerks from across the state who work in the Connecticut Probate Courts.
With President Donald J. Trump enforcing U.S. immigration policies much more aggressively, the media is buzzing with stories of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) actions—and stories of immigrants being detained while their children are in school, suddenly removing any sense of safety and stability for the family. The increased possibility that parents will be detained
By D. Randall DiBella According to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA), there were some 15,000 bike-versus-car accidents in 2014. And it is readily apparent how many of these collisions occur. Often the cause of the crash is driver inattention, and with the prevalence of cellphones and texting that continually consume drivers’ attention
In this turbulent real estate market sellers are often frustrated when their home sits on the market for an extended period of time with little or no interest being generated by prospective buyers. When these sellers are unwilling, or unable, to reduce the asking prices, their Realtors often offer an alternative—renting the home. If a
The most common advice you hear with regard to legally binding agreements is this: Be careful what you sign. We recently successfully wrapped up a case that comes with a modified warning everyone should heed: Be careful how you sign. Our client, Marion Mall Associates, LLC, filed a breach of a written commercial lease agreement
It wasn’t a surprise that Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen announced Sept. 15 that the state is appealing the landmark Sept. 7 decision in State Superior Court in Hartford on the way public education in funded. In his long-awaited, highly detailed, and at times poetic decision in CCJEF v. Rell, Judge Thomas Moukawsher ordered reforms
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