by Jennifer Hill | Sep 18, 2026
Each year, Wiggin and Dana and LeadingAge Connecticut collaborate to publish a comprehensive summary of new Connecticut laws affecting providers of services for the elderly. The 2026 Legislative Summary highlights significant legislative changes impacting nursing...
by Tori Staniewicz | Sep 17, 2026
IP Partner Katie Rubino has once again teamed up with Kary Oberbrunner of Igniting Souls for their second collaboration, You Are an IP Company Activation Guide: 12 Thinking Tools to Find, Protect, and Leverage Your Intellectual Property in the Age of AI, published by...
by Gabrielle Giammattei | Sep 17, 2026
The Snowbird’s Dilemma, Revisited Earlier this year, we explored how a New York couple’s move to Florida fell short in the eyes of the New York Tax Appeals Tribunal, resulting in approximately $60,000 in additional New York income taxes (read earlier advisory...
by Jennifer Hill | Aug 27, 2026
On June 4, 2026, Governor Lamont signed into law Public Act No. 26-73, An Act Concerning the Electronic Surveillance of Employees. Since 1998, Connecticut statute has required employers to post a notice informing employees of the types of electronic monitoring the...
by Siena Mangi | Aug 18, 2026
Daniel Passeser, Counsel in Wiggin and Dana’s Litigation Department and member of the False Claims Act Defense and Compliance Practice Group, was recently featured in Law360. The article explores how the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter may...
