Rudolph Friedmann LLP is pleased to announce that two of its attorneys have been named to the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and one attorney has been named to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America. Best Lawyers is widely regarded as a trusted guide to legal excellence, honoring the top five percent […]
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Robert Rudolph and Eric Walz presented a webinar hosted by the Massachusetts Restaurant Association (MRA) on October 27, concerning the implications of the Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave Act (PFML) on restaurant employers. Moderated by Jessica Moore, MRA Director of Government Affairs, the discussion covered recent PFML developments, employer obligations, compliance considerations, and practical […]
Rudolph Friedmann is pleased to announce that seven of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the 2026 Massachusetts Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Each year, Super Lawyers recognizes the top attorneys in each state through a rigorous selection process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and professional evaluations. Only 5% of […]
Robert Rudolph was recently quoted in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for his analysis of a federal court decision enforcing a noncompete against a former medical products executive. In Fresenius USA Manufacturing, Inc. v. Much, a federal court granted Fresenius a preliminary injunction restricting its former executive from working for a direct competitor through July 24, 2027. The court found […]
Will Korman, a criminal defense attorney, appeared on Court TV on August 26 as a legal analyst and guest commentator, providing analysis and insight into the Lindsay Clancy trial. Will spoke with Court TV anchor Ted Rowland and discussed the testimony of the State’s rebuttal witnesses and the anticipated closing arguments.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly recently featured a Superior Court ruling in a wage and employment dispute being handled by Rudolph Friedmann attorneys Casey Sack and Adam Shafran. In a May 28, 2026, decision, the court denied an out-of-state attorney’s application for admission pro hac vice after finding that legal filings submitted in the case contained fictional case […]
A recent Superior Court case, 477 Harrison Ave, LLC v. Jace Boston, LLC et al should put any party defending against an abuse of process claim on notice. In that case, the Court held that where a jury found the defendants liable for $5,801,500 for abuse of process, the damages should be doubled under G.L. […]
Alvin Nathanson secured a significant appellate victory for a Rudolph Friedmann client in its ongoing breach of contract dispute. The Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed the trial court’s ruling awarding attorneys’ fees and costs to our client following its successful breach of contract claim. The dispute stemmed from a jury verdict finding defendant liable for breach […]
Jon Friedmann was recently featured in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for his analysis of a significant Massachusetts Appeals Court decision involving a long-running title dispute over waterfront property in Hull. At the center of the case was a fundamental question: can a centuries-old property plan override modern ownership rights? The dispute centered on a parcel along […]
Alexander Tsianatelis will serve as a panelist at the Boston Bar Association program, “Decoding the SNDA and its Importance for Key Stakeholders,” on February 12. The program will examine the role of Subordination, Non-Disturbance and Attornment Agreements (SNDAs) in real estate finance transactions, including how these agreements operate in foreclosure scenarios and affect the rights […]
