Owning real property means committing to specific ongoing investments. Property owners have to maintain the land and edifices they own. They have to annually renew their insurance policies. They also have to pay property taxes to local authorities.
Particularly when property values increase, taxes can start to rise, which can be a source of concern.
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CTS Partner Recognized as 2025 Best Lawyers® and Lawyer of the Year
Congratulations to founding partner Michael J. Cacace for being named the Best Lawyers® 2025 “Lawyer of the Year” in Litigation – Real Estate in Stamford.
Additionally, Attorney Cacace was selected for inclusion in the 31st edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for his exceptional work in Real Estate Law, Land Use and Zoning Law, Litigation…
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Employees have a right to have a workplace that’s not hostile, and it’s up to employers to have policies to protect that right. One toxic situation that can lead to a hostile work environment is retaliation by an employer. This occurs when an employer or their agent uses adverse employment actions to punish an employee…
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While people may get married with the assumption that they will remain with their spouse for the rest of their lives, that is not always what happens. Some couples slowly grow apart over the years and succumb to empty-nest syndrome when their children move out later in life. Other spouses feel compelled to file for…
5 critical components of employment contracts
An employment contract is an essential document between an employer and an employee. It outlines the terms and conditions of employment, (hopefully) ensuring that both parties clearly understand their rights, responsibilities and expectations.
A well-crafted employment contract can prevent misunderstandings and disputes, which can foster a positive working relationship. Specific vital components should be included…
When can employers refuse to fulfill a severance agreement?
Workers in certain professions tend to have a harder time bouncing back from a sudden termination than others. For example, engineers may need to spend weeks looking for a company that will hire them for an appropriate project and offer comparable compensation to what they currently receive. Executives and other well-paid professionals often experience a…
Cacace, Tusch & Santagata Partners Recognized as 2024 Best Lawyers® and Lawyer of the Year
Founding partners Michael Cacace and Paul Tusch are honored to be recognized in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®, a respected guide to the legal profession that signifies excellence in practice. Inclusion in this guide that annually spotlights top legal talent is based on a comprehensive peer-review survey, which this year was…
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Selecting a commercial space is a significant decision that must be taken seriously. There are several factors that you must think about when you’re trying to decide what type of space you’ll need. Finding a space that meets all your company’s needs can enhance your chances of success when operating within it.
One of the…
Michael J. Cacace Receives 2023 Mario DiNatale Professionalism Award
Founding partner Michael J. Cacace was honored with the 2023 Mario DiNatale Professionalism Award at the annual meeting of the Fairfield County Bar Association.
Founded in memory of Mario DiNatale, a respected former prosecutor and trial lawyer who served as President of the FCBA, this annual award spotlights lawyers whose careers display extraordinary dedication to…
How postnuptial agreements can facilitate dignified divorces
People put off filing for divorce for a lot of different reasons. In some cases, the main deterrent is concern for young children in the family. Others worry about what might happen with their retirement accounts or family-run business.
For those with strong ties to their local community, it could very well be the embarrassment…