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When a debtor strings along their creditor, beyond the six year statute of limitations on their contract, can the creditor still recover?

Read this week's legal recap covering USPTO office action responses, litigation discovery disputes, tax refund loan research, and data breach liabilities.

Carelessly eager drafting can change a putative factoring agreement into a loan.

Three quick things about selling a small business in CT: If it has a license and the buyer wants the benefit of that license without re-applying, they almost certainly need

Connecticut legal work by Sandollar: quiet title disputes, persistent default motions, municipal FOIA requests, USPTO patent responses, and housing court mediation.

This past week, Sandollar handled patent infringement analysis, property easement litigation, TTAB discovery, and successful PJR grants.

In a Connecticut Superior Court plaintiff's quiver of legal arrows, the application for a prejudgment remedy is a sharp one.

CT legal updates from Sandollar, covering home health agency deposition prep, trademark risk assessments, and startup terms of service drafting.