As January ends, many people receive their W-2s and other tax forms. It is the first sign of tax season.
New privacy law could challenge business owners in 2020
The business world is ever-changing. Business owners must proactively adjust their strategies to keep up with these changes and increase the success of their business ventures.
Could eminent domain reform be coming to Connecticut?
Most people across Connecticut still remember the eminent domain dispute that resulted in the 2005 Supreme Court case of Kelo v. City of New London. It caught the attention of the entire nation when Susette Kelo’s property was seized by the city for public development.
3 times a postnuptial agreement usually makes sense
Even though marriage ceremonies are often full of family members, friends, flowers and cake, a marriage is a legal contract between two spouses and the government. Still, many couples do not view their marriage as a formal agreement. If the union eventually fails, though, divorcing spouses must divide marital property, settle custody matters and tackle other challenges.
Recent analysis re Connecticut’s economic sphere
Proactive and prudent business owners and entrepreneurs often enlist the close and sustained help of proven commercial legal counsel on matters germane to enterprise risks, challenges and opportunities.
Connecticut liquor law violations many, diverse
Some business realms across Connecticut and nationally operate with a comparative lack of regulatory restrictions. That is, their owners and managers conduct their enterprises without having to routinely deal with a complex overlay of rules and regulations.
Relevant numbers re American households and linked custody questions
The United States has always been a nation centrally spotlighted for wide-ranging reasons. In fact, the country is an exemplar of uniqueness in many realms, ranging from its singular history to the composition and character of its people.
