Saturday, we talked about the following (only  a portion of what I’d hoped to cover):1. Employee eligibility for Unemployment Compensation if the empl...

This past Saturday, we talked about whether (or not) to use the “Sudden Emergency Doctrine” as a defense when your car rear-ends the car in front of y...

We responded to a listener’s previous request with “2 minutes on Trusts.”  We also did a piece about a twist in the law concerning abandoned boats, or...

Atty. Matthew Hallisey of Matthew Hallisey Government Relations, LLC and Attorney Stephen Lattanzio, Principal Attorney at the Connecticut Department ...

We returned to one of our most popular topics, Consumer Rights, and in particular, fraud or misconduct by new and used car dealers, repair shops, lend...

This past LawTalk belonged mostly to the listeners.  Among the calls we handled: A follow-up on a previous show about suing Home Improvement Contracto...

Our guest Atty. Elton "Bud" Harvey of the Isaac Law firm Farmington office is a true expert on real estate matters and spends significant time testify...

Our guest was atty. Patrick Tomasiewicz, owner of Fazzano & Tomasiewicz in Hartford.  We spoke about the civil law regarding sexual abuse claims again...

In light of the winter season, we did a program on Storm Law, a term we used to describe the legal issues surrounding slip-and-fall personal injury ca...

It's our annual Family Law Special.  Guests were Atty. Campbell Barrett of the Hartford office of Pullman and Comley; and Atty. Debra Ruel of Ruel, Ru...