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UpdatedWed, Apr 7, 2021 at 1:27 am ET Reply April 5, 2021 Attorneys Judith A. Blank and Glenn G. Rybacki and paralegal Teri McGehan have joined the Public Finance practice at Pullman & Comley, LLC, the law firm recently announced. Subscribe At Pullman & Comley, the three will be part of a growing team that is well recognized both nationally and in Connecticut, where the firm is consistently ranked by the Bond Buyer among the top Connecticut-based bond counsel firms based on total debt issued i...

Reply April 5, 2021 Attorneys Judith A. Blank and Glenn G. Rybacki and paralegal Teri McGehan have joined the Public Finance practice at Pullman & Comley, LLC, the law firm recently announced. Subscribe At Pullman & Comley, the three will be part of a growing team that is well recognized both nationally and in Connecticut, where the firm is consistently ranked by the Bond Buyer among the top Connecticut-based bond counsel firms based on total debt issued in Connecticut. Pullman & Comley ranked...

Wilton Resident Kenneth Bernheim Joins Norwalk Community College Board of Directors Written by Norwalk Community College Foundation The Norwalk Community College Foundation is pleased to welcome to its Board of Directors Kenneth Bernheim of Wilton, a Senior Vice President and Enterprise Relationship Specialist at Bank of America.  “Our Board of Directors is comprised of a dedicated team of community leaders committed to supporting student success at Norwalk Community College,” s...

Update: The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has officially delayed implementation of its new independent contractor rule. The rule will now take effect on May 7, 2020, instead of the...

Last week, we wrote about the continuing expansion of and revisions to the COVID-19 vaccination schedules in Connecticut in this blog post. Perhaps due to a combination of the expansion...

One of the consequences of the pandemic has been the increased prevalence of remote work or telework. As more and more people are vaccinated and life returns to something like...

Posted on 231 Fort Point Capital’s (“Fort Point”) vertical transportation services platform 3Phase Elevator (“3Phase” or the “Company”) announced today the merger with Eagle Elevator (“Eagle”), a long-standing competitor in the Northeast. The combination of these leading players further consolidates 3Phase’s position in the high-density major metropolitan markets across the northeastern United States. Eagle Elevat...

Until recently, sparse access to the COVID-19 vaccines has rendered discussion of vaccination policies a distant and theoretical exercise for many organizations. The thought process...

At its February 18, 2021 meeting, the General Assembly’s Labor and Public Employees Committee began the process of approving bills.  The following is a brief summary of the bills that the Committee voted favorably on and advanced out of committee.    BREASTFEEDING IN THE WORKPLACE: The Committee approved House Bill No. 5158 (“An Act Concerning Breastfeeding In The Workplace”), which would amend current laws regarding lactation rooms in the workplace so as to require (provided there i...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: A Connecticut board of education frequently manages the most acreage and employs the most people of any business in the community.  While this column usually focuses upon legal issues concerning the education of students, and the employment of people who deliver those educational services, there are myriad reasons boards of education consult with their attorney.  This article is about acreage, and a possible use of a natural resourc...