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Who’s Liable if You’re Injured in an Accident Involving an Uber or Lyft Driver?
Uber and Lyft enjoyed a surge in ridership last year, media outlets including The Washington Post reported, but utilizing rideshare services is also potentially dangerous for ...
Be Careful on Continuing Care Retirement Community Contracts
A Cramer & Anderson client now in her late 80s signed a contract a few years ago to move into an apartment in a Connecticut continuing care ...
Connecticut’s Dram Shop Alcohol Sales Liability Law Explained
Connecticut’s Dram Shop Act, Connecticut General Statutes § 30-102, holds establishments and people who sell liquor and alcoholic beverages to an intoxicated person liable for injuries ...
Power of Attorney: When Banks, Insurers Don’t Know the Law
In simple terms, Power of Attorney (PoA) is a formal document that grants someone the legal authority to act in place of another person, typically ...
Connecticut’s Clean Slate Law: Does It Apply to You?
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 ...
New Connecticut Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector Affidavit
A revision to Connecticut General Statute Section 29-453 that took effect Oct. 1 eliminates the ability of those selling and transferring residential properties in Connecticut ...
Could Your Neighbor be Responsible for the Maintenance of Your Fence?
In the early 1800’s, Connecticut lawmakers wanted to encourage homeowners to visibly define their property lines through building fences, so they passed legislation creating what ...
Attorneys Can Now Reach Out to Opposing Disclosed Experts; Will Litigation Change?
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 ...
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