500 Lawyers: Connecticut Attorneys Sign on for First-of-a-Kind Advocacy

A diverse group of Connecticut attorneys took a grassroots approach to take a stand against what they view as a threat to the rule of law and due process by the Trump administration. In one week, more than 500 lawyers in the state signed on to show their …

Connecticut Senate Votes To Regulate AI, Expand Data Privacy

FILE PHOTO: The Connecticut Capitol Building in Hartford, shown on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025. Credit: Doug Hardy / CTNewsJunkie HARTFORD, CT — In a marathon session that stretched until just before midnight on Wednesday, the Connecticut State Senate …

Connecticut Weekend Festivals Offer Music, Art, Food and Family Fun

CONNECTICUT — While not quite so overwhelmed with the volume of events they can expect in, say, mid-July, Connecticut festival goers partying this weekend can take advantage of cooler temps and still find plenty of activities for both kids and their …

Marsh McLennan moves to Amazon cloud; ZestyAI in Connecticut and West Virginia: Insurtech news

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Connecticut State Senate Passes State AI Regulations Bill

(TNS) — The Connecticut Senate late Wednesday night approved legislation for state regulations on artificial intelligence in a wide-ranging package aimed at educating and protecting consumers while requiring transparency and accountability in the nascent …

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New inspector general in Connecticut pledges to build trust in police oversight

Connecticut's new inspector general is speaking publicly as he steps into the role that oversees police use-of-force cases. Judge Eliot Prescott said he is already meeting with police chiefs and civil rights groups. "In some of these communities, …

Connecticut introduced 'Purple Alerts' to help find missing adults with intellectual disabilities

Connecticut is implementing “Purple Alerts,” a new specialized alert system to help find missing adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We hear from Connecticut state Rep. Eleni Kavros DeGraw, a Democrat who sponsored the bill. This …

Staten Island man, 27, found guilty of murdering brother-in-law in Connecticut

A unanimous jury convicted a 27-year-old Staten Islander of murder and other charges in the fatal stabbing of his brother-in-law in Connecticut, according to officials. Jahleel Bailey killed Brandon Goode, age 36, in the victim’s home community of …

The Prejudgment Remedy: A Connecticut Claimant’s Closest Ally

All too often in litigation, winning a hard‑fought money judgment starts the equally arduous process of attempting to transform the judgment into money. Recovery may be no sure thing, particularly if the losing party dissipates assets, flees the …