Connecticut Justices Restore City's Lien On Burned Building

By Brian Steele · August 13, 2024, 2:55 PM EDT

The city of Hartford can place a lien on an apartment building that was heavily damaged in an arson fire to make sure that it recoups the funds that paid for...

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