Donations coordinated by Cramer & Anderson have provided $4,250 to assist the Kent Community Fund, Inc. and the town’s social services department in providing food and assistance to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two of the charitable foundations guided by Partner Art Weinshank, the Persbacker Family Foundation and The Lawrence J. Portell and Natalie D. Portell Foundation, Inc., each gave $2,000 […]
The coronavirus-inspired rise in estate planning continues as people who fear for their health take necessary measures and others stop procrastinating and start estate plans or complete a process they began but then set aside. Media coverage of the phenomenon focuses on basics—the necessity of having a will, and the importance for parents of trust
Thanks to Attorney Dolores “Lorry” Schiesel, Resident Partner in the firm’s Kent office, Cramer & Anderson attorneys and staff have expertly sewn and stylish coronavirus protection masks made with vintage fabrics from her quilting collection. Attorney Schiesel, sewing on a 1940’s Singer Featherweight machine, has made 35 to 40 masks to date, and has another 34 in progress. Nearly finished
Cramer & Anderson has donated $1,000 to provide dinners for patrons of FISH NWCT, which operates the largest emergency homeless shelter in northwestern Connecticut. The donation is part of a Litchfield County Bar Association program called LCBA Dinners For FISH, in which law firms sponsor meals prepared by area restaurants, or donate to sponsor grocery runs, “to help the most vulnerable members of
Cramer & Anderson is thanking New Milford Community Ambulance first responders for their heroic efforts on the front line of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic with lunches from Jo Jo’s Deli & Catering. The firm donated $500 to Jo Jo’s, which will cover lunches over a few weeks. The first platter of delicious sandwiches arrived April 29. “Jo Jo’s
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
The $2 trillion CARES Act, signed into law March 24, expands the types and amount of coronavirus disaster relief available to businesses, sole proprietors, independent contractors, and gig economy workers. The Federal Small Business Administration outlines the available programs online. Details and complexities are important to understand, and many businesses that qualify will need help navigating the process
The COVID-19 coronavirus crisis has news reports filled with dire warnings about a recession, or depression, and comparisons to the difficulties of life during wartime for Americans in the past. Beyond taking all appropriate and government recommended measures to stay safe and get past the “curve” of the coronavirus, what’s needed most at this time
Cramer & Anderson’s six regional law offices are open for business amid the appropriate and necessary social distancing and sequestering to help protect all of us from the COVID-19 coronavirus—we’re just open and doing business in a different way. While our attorneys and staff are largely working from home, we are very accessible and here
See our updated information in the the March 17 post, Cramer & Anderson Open for Business Amid Coronavirus, Just in a Different Way As the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus intensifies in Connecticut and the U.S., Cramer & Anderson, LLP is taking steps to help ensure the health and well-being of our clients, visitors to our offices,
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