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Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg filed a class action suit against the Town of Greenwich and its speed camera vendor, Blue Line Solutions, LLC, a Tennessee entity, on behalf of drivers who were ticketed and paid a fine under the town’s school-zone camera program. The complaint alleges that the Town of Greenwich failed to follow the procedures required before adopting the camera ordinance and is now in violation of Connecticut law and the town’s general statutes.

This week, Law360 reported on the lawsuit filed by Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg on behalf of The Milford Bank and its subsidiary, TMB Insurance Services, against the bank’s insurance agent, BANC Insurance Agency (BIA).

Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg partner Gary Phelan was recently quoted in AARP's article examining the best states for older workers in 2026. Connecticut ranked fifth on the list, which analyzed factors including median income for workers 65 and older, remote work opportunities, and age discrimination complaints.

Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg Partner David Slossberg appeared on WICC's "Melissa in the Morning" radio show today to discuss two landmark jury verdicts against Meta for failing to protect children on its social media platforms.