(Opinion) By Taj Galberth How bill S.B.#257 could potentially secure renter’s rights One of the first things a new renter may realize after signing their first lease, particularly here in Connecticut, is how little power they hold over their place of residence. With consistent complaints of poor maintenance, neglectful or outright hostile management, and skyrocketing rent prices like the harrowing story of disabled school board member Albert Benejan Grajales, published in
