The Connecticut Condo Owners Coalition (CCOC) is preparing for the coming legislative session. In the meantime, there is much information available on its website www.ctcondo.org that is designed to help condo owners understand both their rights and their responsibilities. It also provides a historic view of the recent evolution of condo laws in this...
Anticipating that the post-Irene air clog will soon be uncluttered, maybe you want to look at just flying off someplace where the air is clear and the electricity is abundant. The two grand air carriers, Southwest and AirTran – merged for all intents and purposes but together offering the bargains that distinguish them – ...
Attorney General George Jepsen has extended the notice of abnormal market disruption for energy resources to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, and the Department of Consumer Protection is advising consumers to conserve gasoline as many service stations across the state remain without power. The amended notice, issued under Connecticut General Statutes Section 42-234, puts...
Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein is reminding consumers not to hire unknown contractors who come to the door or post notices on bulletin boards or online, offering home repairs in the wake of Tropical Storm Irene. “Hiring an unknown, unregistered contractor may cost you greatly — adding insult to injury...
