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Your CT employment law questions answered
May 22, 2019 Employment Law
The legal area known as employment law can be a confusing one. Whether you are an employee or an employer, you should know the basic rules around areas like hiring, firing and sexual harassment. Below we cover some of the...
Contributed by Frank May, an attorney at Brown Paindiris & Scott LLP Guardians of minor children If you leave children and a surviving spouse (or an ex-spouse) who is also a biological or adoptive parent of your...
What is the statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims in CT?
May 9, 2019 Medical Malpractice
We all approach medical care with optimism, but unfortunately mistakes can and do happen. If those medical mistakes leave in individual injured or cost a person their life, that person or his or her estate may be able to seek...
By John Maxwell Often times employees who suffer injuries in the workplace see no need to consult with an attorney about the rights and benefits they may be entitled to. Typically, after notifying their employer of the...
