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Unresolved Debt May Lead to Court Judgments & Worse

If you find yourself with a pile of unpaid debts today, it may be hard to pinpoint where the whole problem started—aside from that first credit card that arrived in the mail (probably years ago) and seemed so innocuous.

Alcohol Education Program for a First Time Charge of Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

A blog post about the alcohol education program and the different penalties applied to first-time DUI offenders.

Background on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

A blog post about HIPAA, its background, U.S. healthcare, and HIPAA protections.

Confidentiality in an EEOC Complaint

A blog post about the level of confidentiality owed to you when filing an EEOC complaint.

Lawsuits Against Private Schools and Universities: What You Need to Know

A blog post about filing lawsuits against non-public schools. The blog outlines differences between suing a pubic educational facility and private ones.

Is My Child Protected under 504 or IDEA, or Both?

A blog post about special education and the eligibility requirements for Section 504 and IDEA, and what type of plan (504 plan and/or an IEP) your child may be eligible to receive once their eligibility is determined.

Connecticut Ignition Interlock Device Program and Driver’s License Reinstatement

A blog post about the Connecticut Ignition Interlock Device Program and the requirements it prescribes to allow DUI offenders to have their license reinstated.

Connecticut Department of Labor Step-Up Program for Small Businesses

A blog post about a program in Connecticut that is helping small businesses flourish in the present Connecticut job market

Employers Covered Under Connecticut Unemployment Insurance Liability

A blog post about unemployment insurance liability and who is covered under Connecticut law.

Obtaining a Right to Sue Under the EEOC

A blog post about the procedures for filing complaints and suing under EEOC.

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