Investor Properly Obtained Tax Liens, Conn. Justices Rule

By Aaron Keller · April 11, 2025, 8:58 PM EDT

An investor specializing in tax liens properly obtained assignments from a Connecticut city before seeking to force a social club's property into a foreclosure sale, the state's Supreme Court ruled on...

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