The state Department of Consumer Protection has levied more than $36,000 in civil penalties against a New Britain paving company that was either not doing its work right or not doing it at all.
April 11, 2014 at 12:10 AM
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The state Department of Consumer Protection has levied more than $36,000 in civil penalties against a New Britain paving company that was either not doing its work right or not doing it at all.
William Rubenstein, the state’s consumer protection commissioner, issued a decision in the case of Brian Curylo, who was doing business as Hot Top Paving in New Britain.
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