You’ve been served with notice that an application for prejudgment remedy has been filed against you in Superior Court. The first page of the thick stack of paperwork the Marshal handed you says you need to appear in Court Monday, only five days from now. What should you do? What can you expec
As the member of a “Board of Directors” of “Board of Trustees” of a non-profit organization your role is similar to that of a Board overseeing a for profit entity. However, instead of protecting the interests of the shareholders, your role is to protect the community the non-profit serves an
Owning a business comes with many responsibilities and no “operating handbook”. The following is a list, by no means comprehensive, of different requirements that befall on a Connecticut business. Many of these are common pitfalls that have be-devilled our clients in the past. Please do not hesi
An “Application for a Prejudgment Remedy” (also known as a “PJR” — Connecticut General Statutes §52-278a et seq.) is a unique civil motion in Connecticut that allows a Plaintiff to seek to attach a Defendant’s assets in most cases before a case even starts. It is most commonly broug
Some unsuccessful businesses just need to be shut down and put out of the misery, but if you’ve got a business that has a solid track record, but hit a rough spot, Russo & Associates can work with you to try and turn your business around. Often, otherwise solid businesses can be knocked off c
As you think about where to incorporate a business or form an LLC, you may be considering Delaware. More than half of public and Fortune 500 companies are incorporated in Delaware. Be sure to consider your business type and closely assess the state laws and financial considerations before making a c