Do It Yourself Instructions for Defending your Connecticut Speeding TicketApril 19, 2018We receive a lot of phone calls about infractions. We take the calls, dispense plenty of very solid, free advice, and send these people on their [...]
Five Ways To Shorten Your Time In CourtApril 10, 2018Everyone has limitations. At the Maddox Law Firm, we talk with people who come to us with problems about identifying, managing, and who [...]
5 Rules for Avoiding LitigationMarch 9, 2018I had the pleasure of speaking with Steve Risbridger, C.P.A., of Reynolds and Rowella. Steve has conducted a superb career in accounting and [...]
Meet Juliana Velez, our Practice Manager-Super HeroFebruary 27, 2018Fifteen years ago, Juliana Velez accompanied a family to meet with an attorney. The family was very worried and their need was great. Juliana [...]
Guns, Mental Health and the Struggle Against ResignationFebruary 19, 2018Resignation is the acceptance of something that is undesirable but inevitable. Here are some synonyms for resignation: compliance, acquiescence, [...]
Four Reasons Why Investigation Is Not Do It YourselfFebruary 7, 2018Heard recently at the Maddox Law Firm – “I found the guy I got into a fight with and talked to him. He said he’s good and that he’d write a [...]
Fair FightJanuary 29, 2018C.S. Lewis wrote about our soul-level instinct for fairness in his work, “Mere Christianity”. That definitive element of our conscience, [...]
The Opiate Conversation MandateJanuary 9, 2018We have to have a conversation about drugs. So says the Connecticut State Legislature. Effective January 1, 2018, when a “prescribing [...]
SLAPP – Strategic Lawsuits Against Public ParticipationJanuary 5, 2018Few things impress me and inspire my revolutionary-era fervor more than an individual speaking up. By “speaking up”, I mean an individual [...]
