Commercial Property Owners take on risks When They Permit Tenants to Pursue Real Estate Tax Assessment Appeals Tenants can pursue valuation appeals Connecticut law permits a tenant to pursue a real estate tax appeal if the lease requires the tenant to pay real estate...
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Month: October 2026
A Variance Can Provide Relief from Strict Zoning Regulations
Early on, the authors of Connecticut’s zoning laws recognized that in unique circumstances it might be unfair to apply local zoning requirements to some properties within a given zoning district. So they created an escape valve administered by the local Zoning Board...
CT History & Legal Ramifications of Same-Sex Ruling
History of Same-Sex Unions in Connecticut Connecticut became the third state, after Massachusetts and California, to have a legislative body vote in favor of same-sex marriage. Prior to the legalization of same sex marriages in Connecticut, Connecticut recognized...
5 Important Things to Do If You’re In an Auto Accident
1. Wait at the Scene for the Police Every accident claim has two components, liability (who is at fault) and damages (how much is owed in compensation). One important factor in establishing liability is the outcome of the police investigation. The resulting police...
Considering a real estate tax appeal? 6 steps to take after a revaluation
By statute, every Connecticut municipality is required to conduct a general revaluation at least once every five years. In a revaluation, the assessor determines the value of every parcel of real property in the municipality as of the October 1 revaluation date....