Connecticut’s current “Clean Slate Act” took effect July 1, 2023, allowing for the erasure of certain misdemeanors and motor vehicle violations for which a maximum term of imprisonment of not more than one year could have been imposed – and for the erasure of most Class D and E Felonies, and most unclassified Felonies for […]
The Bethlehem Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Agency on July 27 denied an application submitted by Grillo Services, LLC for an organic composting facility and construction & demolition debris transfer station on property located at 351 Main St. South. The denial closely reflects issues, concerns, and violations cited by experts retained by Cramer & Anderson and the firm’s
Cramer & Anderson has won three awards in the 2022 Republican-American Reader’s Choice Awards, including Best Law Firm. Partner Neal D. White, Jr. was named Best Estate Planning Lawyer for a fifth consecutive year, and Partner Chris Sochacki won the Best Personal Injury Lawyer award for a fourth time. “Our Founding Partner Henry B. “Hank” Anderson,
Cramer & Anderson Senior Partner Josh Weinshank has been named a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation (ABF). Membership is limited to one percent of the lawyers admitted to practice in the U.S. and its territories, as well as a limited number of lawyers in international jurisdictions, according to the ABF. Attorney Weinshank, whose practice focuses on Trust
Cramer & Anderson’s Litchfield office is participating in the Stock the Shelves food drive in an effort led by paralegal and office bookkeeper Peggy C. Geddes. “With soup kitchens and food banks seeing rising numbers of families needing help as inflation rises and donations drop, a group of area business leaders have launched an effort
The Connecticut Appellate Court published its opinion in Epright, Jacqueline v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (AC 43969) on May 31. The issue at appeal was whether communications between the plaintiff’s counsel and the defense counsel’s expert constituted impermissible ex-parte communication. Litigation attorneys have long assumed the prohibition of such contact to be a de facto
Martindale-Hubbell’s attorney ratings service has awarded Cramer & Anderson Partner Jennifer Collins a Silver Client Champion award, which recognizes attorneys for their commitment to the best in client service. The Client Champion award is based on Attorney Collins’ 5-star ranking in reviews from clients she has helped in her Workers’ Compensation, Social Security Disability, and
Cannabis possession and consumption is now legal for Connecticut residents over 21 years old, with exceptions. The General Assembly’s sweeping cannabis legislation took effect July 1, 2022. See the related story: Cannabis Is Legal in Connecticut; What You Need to Know Although the legislation extends far beyond the employment context, below is a brief overview
Cannabis is now legal in Connecticut and the official state website has an entire section devoted to cannabis. See the Related Story: Legal Cannabis in Connecticut: Impacts on the Workplace Below, Cramer & Anderson Associate Graham Moller answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the state’s legalization of cannabis. Is possession and storage
You may have noticed that starting back in 2020, there was a little less in your paycheck each week. This was due to Connecticut enacting paid family and medical leave legislation. Each pay period since, one-half of one percent (0.5%) of your paycheck has been deducted and contributed to the Family and Medical Leave Trust
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