CT declines to probe crumbling foundation problem

Connecticut’s U.S. attorney’s office has declined to pursue a federal investigation into the area’s crumbling foundation problem, and advised homeowners to contact the FBI for more...

Trinity Health alters name to resolve trademark dispute

Trinity Health - New England has renamed itself “Trinity Health Of New England” to resolve a trademark dispute with a Springfield, Mass.-based health insurer.

Pentagon, Sikorsky sued over small-business contracts

A group representing small businesses is suing the Pentagon and Sikorsky for information about the defense contractor's hiring of small and minority businesses as subcontractors.

CT shares in $5.5M data breach settlement with Nationwide

Connecticut is sharing with other states a $5.5 million settlement with Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company to resolve claims related to a 2012 data breach, state Attorney General George Jepsen said.

Tax preparers, financial advisors face tougher CT oversight

State lawmakers passed multiple laws this year that toughen oversight on two key professional services sectors — financial planners and tax preparers.

Consumer Counsel seeks federal support for energy assistance

Connecticut Consumer Counsel Elin Swanson Katz joined a national fight this week to preserve federal funding for energy assistance programs for low-income residents.

Biz owner pleads guilty to fraudulent environmental certification

The owner of a Middletown industrial safety training company pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of making a false statement to the federal government, according to U.S. Attorney for the District of...

LAZ Parking pays $5.6M in Mass. transportation dispute

Hartford's LAZ Parking Limited LLC has paid $5.6 million to settle allegations it failed to detect and deter millions of dollars in theft by three of its employees from the Massachusetts Bay...