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The United States is in the midst of an unprecedented generational wealth transfer that is having an...

Gov. Ned Lamont has signaled Connecticut may require new data centers to generate their own power, a policy shift that could reshape the state's approach to an industry straining electric grids across the country.

Connecticut faces third-highest electricity rates in the nation and strained utility-regulator relations, but recent changes at PURA and an imminent Eversource rate case offer a chance to reset energy policy in 2026.

Commercial real estate is at the economic core of cities and towns throughout Connecticut. While business owners and...

Connecticut's privacy law enters pivotal phase as 2026 amendments lower thresholds to 35,000 records, restrict AI profiling, and ramp up enforcement.

Law firm Pullman & Comley has added three attorneys to its Hartford office: Dana M. Hrelic, Tabitha...

For a group of call-center representatives who work for Cigna, remote work policies endorsed by the Bloomfield-based insurer have pushed them over the edge.

When Connecticut law firm Day Pitney noticed a few years back that many of its high-net-worth and...

Law firm Pullman & Comley LLC, which has offices in downtown Hartford, has expanded its footprint with...

If the conflagration of information about security breaches has not yet convinced you that you need to up your cybersecurity game to survive and thrive after a breach, let me add a little bit more fuel to the fire.