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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...
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Keeney honored for probate court service
May 1, 2019
Probate
Timothy Keeney, an attorney with Brown, Paindiris & Scott, was recently presented with an award at the Connecticut Probate Judge’s annual meeting. The award honored Keeney’s eight years as the probate judge for North...
By Kate Haaksonsen, partner at Brown, Paindiris & Scott Before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed into law in December 2017, it was the law for decades that alimony payments made during and after a divorce were tax...
Whistleblower protections for workers in Connecticut
April 23, 2019
General
Loyal, dedicated workers may at some point in their careers face a dilemma if their employer is engaged in some prohibited activity. The most common situations deal with safety issues in the workplace. This could be a problem...
Two partners at Glastonbury-based Brown, Paindiris & Scott LLP were honored by the annual Best Lawyers Publication. Kate W. Haakonsen was honored for her practice in the following areas of law: · Collaborative Law:...
