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Tag Archives: Connecticut
[Eugene Volokh] Connecticut AG Opinion on Repealing Religious Exemption from Vaccination Rules
From Conn. AG Op. No. 2019-01, issued May 6 and just uploaded onto Westlaw: Dear Majority Leader Ritter: I am writing in response to your request for a formal legal opinion from the Office of the Attorney General (the "Office") … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Law
Tagged Connecticut, Eugene, Exemption, Opinion, Religious, Repealing, Rules, Vaccination, Volokh
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Connecticut Payroll Tax Proposal Raises Difficult Questions
With less than a month remaining in the legislative session, some Connecticut lawmakers want to go bold, eliminating the income tax for many taxpayers and replacing it with a new payroll tax. And while it has the support of some … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Law
Tagged Connecticut, Difficult, Payroll, Proposal, questions, Raises
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Car Crash Lawyer Reaches $3.2 Million Settlement for Connecticut Driver Who Suffered Serious Back Injuries After Being Rear-Ended by Large SUV
A 44-year-old woman who suffered serious back injuries after being rear-ended by an SUV and another car in a chain-reaction crash in 2016 has reached a $3.2 million settlement to compensate her for her injuries. The woman, Jessica Girard, of … Continue reading
Posted in Injury & Accident Law
Tagged $3.2, back, Being, Connecticut, Crash, driver, Injuries, lawyer, million, reaches, Serious, Settlement, Suffered
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The law in Connecticut regarding nursing home abuse
All states in the country are strict about the standards that should be upheld for nursing homes. It is important that vulnerable people who are residing in these homes are protected by the law, so that action can be taken … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged Abuse, Connecticut, Home, nursing, regarding
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Government’s ‘Clerical Error’ Could Send Connecticut Man to Prison
Demetrius Anderson was released from prison in 2006. Now Marshals say he may have to go back. Read more detail on Recent Products Liability posts –
Posted in Products Liability
Tagged Clerical, Connecticut, Could, Error, Governments, prison, Send
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