Courts
Liberty Power agrees to refund customers for unscrupulous tactics
Liberty’s rates were lower, buyers were assured, but in many instances customers ended up with higher bills.
Trumbull lawyer wins precedent-setting HIPAA case
Monetary damages are scheduled to be decided in Bridgeport next month.
CT Port Authority granted status in Long Island Sound dredging case against NY
The Port Authority plans to argue that the disposal of approved dredge material is vital to ensuring that waters remain open...
Ex-orthopedic surgeon Spyros Panos accused of health care fraud again
“I have learned from my mistakes and I am a changed man,†Panos told a judge in 2014, after allegedly setting...
Former Stamford real estate developer sentenced to 85 months for defrauding investors
John DiMenna, a 75-year-old former Stamford-based real estate developer, was sentenced to 85 months in prison, followed by three years of...
TD Bank sued for a buck, over paperwork
Going paperless is convenient, safe and green, TD Bank says, but a customer says charging a fee for paper statements is...
Westchester Children’s Association lawsuit against Lanza foundation dismissed
The documentary evidence, the judge said, utterly refutes WCA’s allegations.
Family feuds in estate fight over Estate Motors
Father, son and stepmother battled for control of the Mercedes-Benz dealership in an estate planning process.
Former rental company executive sentenced for parole violation
John N. Milne, who served 27 months for conspiring to falsify the books and records of United Rentals Inc. while he...
Bogus ticket broker pleads guilty in $60M Ponzi scheme
The ticket broker's admission of guilt may be of no help to Jerry Zandman, who’s Citibank credit card was charged $26,000...
Purdue Pharma names head of corporate social responsibility as CT lawsuit advances
Bridgeport, Fairfield, and Newtown are among the complainants in a lawsuit against Purdue, Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc., Johnson & Johnson and...
Long arm of the law shuts down New Rochelle “family” business
That’s “family,†as in the Lucchese organized crime family.
Danbury plans appeal in lawsuit over Sports Dome permitting process
Sports Dome owners first sued the city in May 2015, maintaining its delays in approving permits cost them an additional $380,000...
Investment-for-visa dispute must be arbitrated, federal judge rules, in E3 Investment Group case
The EB-5 program allows foreigners to qualify for permanent residence if they make a minimum investment of $500,000 and create ten...
Remington files for bankruptcy in midst of school shooting protests
Remington's Bushmaster XM-15 was used in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre.
