Connecticut · 50 states

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Three clocks in Connecticut. We draft. You approve. We send. Local counsel still reviews the first packet. We do not practice law in Connecticut.

• Conn. Gen. Stat. §47-250 / CIOA

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  Common Interest Ownership Act notice

  Connecticut CIOA governs condos and many communities. Board meetings and member notice follow the act and the declaration. No statewide four-day open-meeting code — we still put the agenda in members’ hands on the document clock.

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• Conn. Gen. Stat. §49-33 et seq.

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  No statutory prelim — mechanic’s lien still timed

  Connecticut does not require a 20-day preliminary notice on most private jobs. The mechanic’s lien must still be filed within the statutory period after ceasing work. We serve a courtesy notice and watch last-furnishing.

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• Conn. Gen. Stat. §31-294c / First Report

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  First report — 7 days typical

  Employers report to the carrier; Connecticut practice is about seven days from knowledge. OSHA 8-hour rule for serious events. We file the first report; the carrier adjusts.

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