Some lawyers who do business in state courthouses in Hartford have been forced to keep one eye on their legal work and the other on the parking meter. But no more.
After fielding complaints from judges, lawyers and clients who were fed up with paying $25 tickets or sick of running outside to feed meters, the city has increased the meter limits around the courthouses to four hours from two.
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