Bristol attorney, former councilwoman admits to defrauding clientsA Bristol attorney and former city council member has admitted to defrauding clients out of more than $169,400, with a portion used to finance her husband's startup radio station, prosecutors say. |
Prosecutors: Bloomfield fraudster lived high life as cryptocurrency venture crumbledHomero Joshua Garza, former CEO of a now-defunct Bloomfield cryptocurrency company, will report to prison for a 21-month fraud sentence in January. |
$4.5M to CT from Uber data breachNearly 4,000 current and former Connecticut Uber drivers will share proceeds of a $148 million multi-state settlement with the California car-sharing service for allegedly not disclosing right away... |
Chris Cusano | Executive Director, Connecticut Brain Tumor AllianceLearning the ropes in leading a nonprofit after spending years at a corporate law firm might present some challenges for Chris Cusano, the new executive director of the Connecticut Brain Tumor... |
Centerplan blames subcontractors for Dunkin' Donuts Park delaysCenterplan Construction Company, embroiled in a bitter lawsuit with the city of Hartford over its firing from the Dunkin' Donuts Park and Downtown North developments, is now blaming a half-dozen... |
After HBJ inquiry, W. Locks pulls plug on $200M mega-sports complexThe chief elected official in Windsor Locks said Monday afternoon that the town has suspended negotiations with the developer of a proposed $200 million sports complex, after the Hartford Business... |
New CT laws aim to counteract higher costs from federal tax reforms
Michael D’Addio |
The Connecticut General Assembly recently passed legislation intended to provide workarounds for taxpayers impacted by the new $10,000 limitation on the deduction of state and local taxes (SALT)... |
CT law-school grads finding jobs as legal-industry employment stabilizesConnecticut law-school graduates are having an easier time landing jobs as legal-industry employment stabilizes. |
Menapace leads Hartford County Bar Assoc. as pres.Michael Menapace, new president of the 1,800-member Hartford County Bar Association (HCBA), started his career as a musician and music teacher before striking a new chord as a lawyer in 2003. |
Municipalities sue PURA over broadband decisionThe Connecticut Conference of Municipalities has filed a lawsuit challenging a recent regulatory decision that has implications for high-speed internet service in the state. |