Landlord-tenant disputes. Photo: Olivier Le Moal/Adobe Stock
Experts say there is a lesson for attorneys in a Connecticut housing court ruling that went in favor of a tenant due to a technicality.
The message: Assert every defense, even ones tied to tiny details.
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Experts say there is a lesson for attorneys in a Connecticut housing court ruling that went in favor of a tenant due to a technicality.
The message: Assert every defense, even ones tied to tiny details.
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