On May 20, 2020 Connecticut entered Phase I of reopening after the Covid 19 quarantine. Restaurants with outdoor dining; non-essential retail; museums and outdoor recreation were able to open if they follow specific guidelines intended to protect...
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The State of Connecticut has obtained 50,000 infrared thermometers for small businesses, nonprofits, and places of worship to support safe reopening activities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. One thermometer is available for each physical location of the...
Governor Lamont recently announced the first phase of easing the State of Connecticut Covid 19 quarantine restrictions. In light of that announcement, the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch is planning to expand court house operations effective May...
We have recently received word that Judge Sheridan in Hartford Civil Court has issued on order that "the court is not scheduling jury trials in 2020.
The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, in an attempt to respond to the Covid 19 emergency, has announced updates on how Family Court Matters will be conducted in the near future. The announcement is below. “Effective the week of May...
Earlier this week Governor Lamont announced that the State of Connecticut will begin Phase I of reopening on May 20, 2020. This will be the beginning of a four phased approach to reopening the State of Connecticut operations, public spaces and private...
The State of Connecticut has set up a program to assist front line workers with their child care costs during the Covid 19 pandemic. To qualify you must work at least 8 hours outside the home caring for others or providing essential services. You can...
A Second Round of CARES Act funding was passed this week. In an ongoing effort to help small businesses that have been negatively impacted by the Covid 19 pandemic Congress passed and the President signed a second round of CARES Act funding...
In an effort to combat the Covid 19 global pandemic Governor Ned Lamont issued Executive Order 7BB requiring face coverings or face masks be worn in public where close contact cannot be avoided. The State of Connecticut Judicial Website has posted...
Quarantine is hard. In case you need a meeting during these trying times, AA has some online meeting options. You can access them...
