CT doesn’t have one standard for enforcing a non-compete; rather, courts rely on a five-factor test to determine whether an agreement is reasonable.
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CT may expand its paid sick leave law this year. Here’s what to know
CT legislators are considering expanding the state’s paid sick time law to require that all businesses offer at least 40 hours of paid sick leave each year.
Connecticut’s presidential primary election is this week. Here’s what to know.
CT heads to the polls on Tuesday to cast its votes in the state’s Democratic and Republican presidential primary elections.
Is CT community college free for everyone? What to know about the PACT program
Qualifying CT community college students can graduate without tuition debt through the state’s Pledge to Advance Connecticut initiative.
CT’s 2024 legislative session begins soon. Here’s what to expect
On Feb. 7, the Connecticut General Assembly will convene for its 2024 legislative session, which will last through May 6.
A look at CT’s guidance for municipal speed, red light camera use
This month, the CT Department of Transportation released guidance for municipalities that choose to apply for speeding and red light cameras.
A look at some CT laws taking effect in early 2024
Among the dozens of CT laws that took effect Jan. 1, 2024 are an income tax cut, a minimum wage increase, and a birth control expansion.
CT kindergarten age change: What to know about the new cutoff
Starting next fall, all CT children starting kindergarten must be 5 years old by Sept. 1. But parents can request to enroll their kids early.