Congratulations to founding partner Michael J. Cacace for being named the Best Lawyers® 2025 “Lawyer of the Year” in Litigation – Real Estate in Stamford.
Additionally, Attorney Cacace was selected for inclusion in the 31st edition of The Best Lawyers
Legal Cannabis on Trial: Federal Preemption and Connecticut’s Cannabis Challenge
On August 9, a lawsuit was filed in Connecticut that aims to stop all legal cannabis activity in the state and declare the state’s 2021 legalization framework as unconstitutional.[1] The complaint, filed by a local homeowners advocacy group against
Webinar: Legal Planning for Your Business During COVID-19
Keegan Drenosky will be a speaker during the City of Stamford Economic Development Commission’s webinar, “Legal Planning for Your Business During COVID-19.” She will be speaking about old and new federal and state laws including unemployment benefits, paid leave, paycheck protection
The Gig Economy is a Champion of Diversity
While the gig economy often gets derided by worker advocates for being unfair to its workers, one aspect of the nature of gig work is often overlooked: it helps boost diversity to an almost unparalleled degree. The nature of the
October 17, 2017 – Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – Stamford
**REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED**
Please note that due to overwhelming demand, registration is no longer available for this date. You may still register for the October 17th or the December 7th sessions in Hartford.
Reminder to Register: 2017 Education Legislation Summary Seminars
Stamford officials ask public to help on outbreak investigation
Local and state officials are investigating a possible foodborne illness outbreak after several people who ate at Layla’s Falafel in Stamford, CT, this past Wednesday reported becoming sick.
Neither the Stamford Health Department nor the Connecticut Department of Health had
April 20, 2017 – Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – Stamford
Don’t wait until it’s too late. There are steps you can take now to protect you and your business from costly litigation. This program will provide training and education on sexual harassment awareness and prevention for all supervisory personnel as
A Place Where Quiet Is Normally Observed
The Connecticut Appellate Court has affirmed a criminal conviction of a former candidate for United States Senate (as reported by the Darien News in connection with unrelated trespassing charges)The court reasonably could have found the following facts. On April 24,
Cemetery Association Not Substantially Burdened by Coastal Area Review
Woodland Cemetery Association (the “Association”) appealed the Zoning Board of the City Stamford, Connecticut’s denial of an application to make several improvements to an existing cemetery within a “coastal area” regulated under Connecticut’s Coastal Management Act (the “Act”), Conn. Gen.