A recently passed law in Connecticut adds in specific protections on sub-sets of consumer health data, creates new rights related to social media, and clarifies requirements related to children’s data ...
A common online security measure is now the target for potential scams. According to officials with the Connecticut ...
The Department of Consumer Protection has a warning for residents affected by the bankruptcy filing of a home improvement company, according to a release. “The Department of Consumer Protection is ...
You've read 5 stories this month. Support the CT Mirror reporting you rely on. The Supreme Court has been undermining environmental regulations at the federal level for the last few years. Now more ...
Hannah Srajer, head of the Connecticut Tenants' Union, testifies in a public hearing before the Connecticut General Assembly's Housing Committee. Tenants who rent in Connecticut could get more ...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Deputy Commissioner Maureen Magnan suspended the liquor permit for Terminal 110 in New Haven Friday. The suspension is effective ...
Asset Protection Trusts: Connecticut Makes History by Enacting a Domestic Asset Protection Trust Law
At the tail end of the legislative session, the Connecticut General Assembly enacted historic and sweeping trust legislation including the Uniform Trust Code and Directed Trust Act, and extended the ...
Last month, Newtown, Connecticut’s Inland Wetlands Commission narrowly voted to allow a 117-unit housing development between here and nearby Taunton Lake. The local land trust appealed that vote over ...
Connecticut’s Department of Consumer Protection Gaming Division is reminding readers that only three online wagering platforms in the state are licensed, with none of them permitted to offer wagers on ...
Newtown's Nettleton Preserve is near a property under consideration for a large housing development. Credit: Davis Dunavin / WSHU News This is the third of a five-part series exploring issues ...
It is a sad irony that just as we have been celebrating Earth Day, the Connecticut General Assembly has in the works the potential evisceration of our state's widely lauded Connecticut Environmental ...
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