In J.P. Morgan v. Lakner, the Connecticut Supreme Court overruled the trial court’s protective order in favor of the bank who had objected to their borrower’s demand to produce his entire mortgage file. The Supreme Court found denial of access to the bank’s entire file prejudiced the borrower’s right to present evidence supporting his defense of […]
Public Act 21-30 takes effect this month and requires an employer to disclose the wage range it anticipates relying on when setting wages for a particular position. According to the Act, this may include reference to any applicable pay scale, any previously determined range of wages for the position, actual range of wages for current […]
In essence, the Legislature declared domestic violence victims as members of a protected class. As a result, such individuals are entitled to “reasonable accommodations,” including a reasonable leave of absence from their employment, to seek attention for injuries caused by domestic violence or obtain services to address their circumstances. The law now requires that employers […]
All “qualified” employers, whether for profit or not for profit, are required to facilitate MyCTSavings program for eligible employees. An employer is qualified if they: However, a qualified employer is exempt from participation if they: Qualified, employer-sponsored retirement savings plans are any plans qualified under Internal Revenue Code section 401(a), including a 401(k), qualified annuity […]
A subpoena is a request for the production of documents or to appear in a courtroom or other legal forum. It is a command that you testify and/or provide tangible information that may help to support the facts at issue in the pending case in which you may or may not be a party. There […]
In addition, sophisticated threat actors are more active and focused on local targets than you might think. A recent statistical survey conducted by one Connecticut news outlet reports that forty percent of Connecticut businesses have reported some breach and resulting monetary harm in the last three years resulting from data encryption for ransom, intercepted wire […]
1. Points Added to Your Driver’s License Connecticut has a point system to measure how good (or bad) a driver is and a point limit at which they will suspend and/or revoke your driver’s license. Receive 10 points in 24 months and your license will be suspended. All traffic violations are reported to the DMV, […]
