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Attorneys for eight former Stone Academy students notified school officials Wednesday that they intend to file a class action lawsuit against the nursing school

Eight former Stone Academy students will file a lawsuit representing hundreds of people left in the lurch when the school abruptly closed.

Attorneys for eight former Stone Academy students notified school officials Wednesday that they intend to file a class action lawsuit against the nursing school, which left more than 800 students in the dark about their standing when it abruptly shut down earlier this year.

The town suffered a legal defeat this month when a state Superior Court judge sustained appeals that had been filed by neighbors of Grace Farms following a series of Planning & Zoning Commission decisions regarding the Lukes Wood Road organization last summer.  The neighbors—David Markatos, Jennifer Holme, Timothy Curt and Dona Bissonnette—said they were aggrieved […]

Two state residents filed a federal, class-action lawsuit Monday against Gov. Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong to eliminate the state law that requires former inmates to pay for the time they spent in prison, according to the ACLU of Connecticut.

A man who formerly worked for a contract engineering company in East Hartford filed a federal antitrust lawsuit Tuesday against his former employer, several other engineering subcontractors, and Pratt & Whitney, alleging that they conspired to limit job opportunities, wages, and benefits for him and other employees. The plaintiff, David Granata, who now lives in Rhode Island, is described in the lawsuit as a “skilled employee,” who worked for QuEST Global Services from 2013 to March 2018...

The proposal involves the conversion of the service station to a convenience store that will sell pre-packaged foods as many as 24 hours a day.