Legal & Courts

As a state regulator prepares to liquidate PHL Variable Insurance Co., a group of policyholders is accusing Nassau Financial Group and its private equity backer, Golden Gate Capital, of systematically “looting” the Hartford-based insurer.

Connecticut’s banking commissioner has ordered a Florida-based debt-buying company to immediately stop collecting from state consumers and...

A Connecticut judge on Thursday allowed the state’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to continue its...

On March 1, the Connecticut Transfer Act finally sunset and was replaced with a Release-Based Cleanup Program. This...

Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday announced the nomination of 14 attorneys to serve as Superior Court judges, seeking to fill vacancies on the state’s trial court bench.

The new managing partner of Hartford's Cantor Colburn is betting on early-career attorneys, competitive billing rates and an AI-driven patent boom to grow the firm's national standing.

An attorney is seeking to disqualify Day Pitney from a civil case after billing records revealed that former Chief Justice Richard Robinson began working on an appeal just days after joining the firm — work he had presided over from the bench two years earlier.

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

Connecticut regulators signaled their intention to approve the sale of the Aquarion Water Company to a quasi-public entity on Friday.

A Greenwich man was sentenced to four years in federal prison Thursday for using stolen identities and credit card information to fraudulently obtain tuition refunds from the University of Connecticut, federal prosecutors said.