How do I report a business for Covid violation in CT?

If you see a violation, fill out a Reopen CT Online Complaint Form (click here). The electronic form is considered public information, but you can submit a complaint anonymously by not including your name and contact information. Here are some restaurant guidelines: Restaurants can operate only at 50 percent capacity.

How do I complain about bad business practices?

The Public Inquiry Unit of the California Attorney General’s Office handles consumer fraud complaints.

1. Phone: 800-952-5225 or. 916-322-3360 outside of California.
2. Online complaint form.

Does CT require a termination letter?

For over five years, Connecticut law has required employers to let employees respond, in writing, to write-ups, performance evaluations and/or notices of termination. Any written statement the employee decides to submit must be kept in the employee’s personnel file with the document to which it corresponds.

How do I report a doctor in CT?

Filing the Complaint: DPH has a form that you should use to file your complaint. It is available online to print out, fill in and mail, or you can call them and have them mail you a copy: 860-509-7552. When DPH receives your complaint, you should get a letter within 10 days acknowledging that it has been received.

What does the Connecticut Consumer Complaint Center do?

The Complaint Center tracks, and attempts to resolve, disputes between consumers and businesses operating in Connecticut. Please take a few minutes to learn more about what we do and how you can help us help you. PLEASE NOTE: DCP is responsible for ensuring that businesses follow all consumer laws and guard against deceptive business practices.

When to file a complaint with the Connecticut Insurance Department?

The Insurance Department licenses insurance companies, brokers, agents and adjusters to operate in Connecticut. If you believe that one of these licensees has failed to act in accordance with your contract or Connecticut Insurance Laws and Regulations, we urge you to file a complaint.

What to do if you have a problem with a Connecticut Business?

Try To Resolve Your Dispute Yourself: Most Connecticut businesses are legitimate companies that want satisfied, repeat customers. If you have a problem with a business, call or write them a letter – explain the problem, show them the backup documents if you can and ask for a fair resolution.

Who is responsible for enforcing Connecticut consumer law?

PLEASE NOTE: DCP is responsible for ensuring that businesses follow all consumer laws and guard against deceptive business practices. We also enforce licensing requirements. If, after an investigation, we have sufficient evidence that a business is violating the law, we may open a case on behalf of the State of Connecticut.

The Complaint Center tracks, and attempts to resolve, disputes between consumers and businesses operating in Connecticut. Please take a few minutes to learn more about what we do and how you can help us help you. PLEASE NOTE: DCP is responsible for ensuring that businesses follow all consumer laws and guard against deceptive business practices.

The Insurance Department licenses insurance companies, brokers, agents and adjusters to operate in Connecticut. If you believe that one of these licensees has failed to act in accordance with your contract or Connecticut Insurance Laws and Regulations, we urge you to file a complaint.

Try To Resolve Your Dispute Yourself: Most Connecticut businesses are legitimate companies that want satisfied, repeat customers. If you have a problem with a business, call or write them a letter – explain the problem, show them the backup documents if you can and ask for a fair resolution.

PLEASE NOTE: DCP is responsible for ensuring that businesses follow all consumer laws and guard against deceptive business practices. We also enforce licensing requirements. If, after an investigation, we have sufficient evidence that a business is violating the law, we may open a case on behalf of the State of Connecticut.