by Kathryn E. Diehm | Feb 11, 2020 | News and Opinion
By Kate Diehm If you are the owner of a Connecticut business entity (or a foreign entity registered to do business in Connecticut), you may have received an email from the Connecticut Secretary of the State’s Office with the subject line “Business Annual Report Due”....
by Amy S. Zabetakis | Nov 6, 2019 | News and Opinion
As a long-time sponsor of the annual AmeriCares Airlift benefit, RLG has provided several of its attorneys, including Joe Rucci, a multiple trip traveler, with the privilege of participating in airlifts to a variety of countries over the years. This year, George...
by Michele D. Gartland | Nov 6, 2019 | News and Opinion
(Part two of three installments) Part one of this article discussed the importance of wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare proxies as part of any effective estate plan. In this section, we will discuss the value of trusts as an additional estate planning...
by Amy S. Zabetakis | Nov 6, 2019 | News and Opinion
Welcome to the newest member of the RLG family! Meet Ozzy, a rescue dog from the Ozarks, hence his name, from the Little Pink Shelter in Westport. Adopted by Joe and Debbie Rucci after losing Nico, the original office dog, Ozzy is a shar-pei/lab mix just like his...
by Kathryn E. Diehm | Nov 6, 2019 | News and Opinion
Effective October 1, 2019, many of the provisions relating to the State of Connecticut’s laws regarding sexual harassment in the workplace have changed, pursuant to the “Time’s Up” bill. Previously, small businesses who employed less than 50 people were not subject to...
by Kathryn E. Diehm | Aug 7, 2019 | News and Opinion
Residents of New Canaan, Connecticut, like many towns, value youth sports. Securing regular funding to build and maintain top-notch athletic facilities for its teams is becoming increasingly difficult. Education budgets are stretched, and, although residents support...
