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Renovating your home can be a frustrating experience, especially if a contractor does a poor job or leaves you with an incomplete project. Adding to this frustration, sometimes....

Dysautonomia includes disorders of the nervous system which affect organ operations and automated bodily functions, such as body temperature, heart rate, digestion, blood pressure, and more. Because Dysautonomia....

The Connecticut legislature recently passed a bill that strikes a balance between protecting wages earned by restaurant workers while providing clarity for restaurant owners who may have not....

Please join us in congratulating our new associate, Marisa Klein, for passing the 2019 Uniform Bar Exam. Her score on the exam qualifies her for admission to both....

Five ZNC partners have earned the distinction of being Super Lawyers in the 2019 Connecticut and New England Super Lawyers listings. One ZNC partner has earned recognition as....

Under Federal Housing Administration (“FHA”) rules, before anyone can buy a condominium unit with government-supported financing or take out a reverse mortgage to tap the equity in their....

Connecticut property tax and mortgage interest deductions have been reduced or eliminated due to changes in tax laws resulting from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The IRS....

Avoiding paying Connecticut Sales Tax is one reason Connecticut residents buy goods on line. That may be ending soon. The Supreme Court in the case of South Dakota....

One of the changes in last year’s tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, was a direction to the IRS to prepare a postcard-sized Form 1040, rather....

Employers should be aware of a recent Connecticut Superior Court decision that defines the term “good faith belief” under Connecticut wage payment laws. This definition is important, because....

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