The Connecticut House of Representatives on Wednesday approved legislation that dramatically reduces the number of probate courts in the state by more than half and draws new probate districts in what will be the biggest overhaul of the probate system since it was formed over 300 years ago.

HARTFORD- In order to ensure meaningful regulation of the mortgage loan industry and prevent abusive lending practices, Greenwich Reps.  Fred Camillo, Livvy Floren and Lile Gibbons and the rest of the General Assembly passed a new law this legislative session to provide additional protections for borrowers.

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As Budget Fight Drags On, Public Is Mad As … Well …

Hartford, CT - Today, legislation to save the Connecticut Safe Rides program cleared its last legislative hurdle and now heads to Governor M. Jodi Rell for her signature, according to State Reps. Livvy Floren (R-149), Lile Gibbons (R-150), Fred Camillo (R-151) and State Senator L. Scott Frantz (R-36).

HARTFORD- State Reps. Fred Camillo of Cos Cob, Livvy R. Floren, who represents Greenwich and Stamford, and Lile Gibbons of Old Greenwich voted to bar school systems from using products that contain various toxic substances.

On April 2nd, the State Democrats in Hartford proposed the largest tax hike in the state’s history. They did not consolidate or eliminate one of the several, duplicative state agencies and commissions. Moreover, the union heavy workforce was not trimmed down at all, not even through attrition.