By James L. Rudolph, Esq. and Kara Moheban McLoy, Esq. In Coughlin Electrical Contractors, Inc. v. Gilbane Building Co. et…
After nearly two years of litigation in a Civil Contempt action filed by the Office of the Attorney General (the…
By Adam J. Shafran, Esq. Massachusetts, like all other states, follows the employment doctrine known as "employee-at will." The concept…
Covenants not to compete are generally disfavored. To enforce a non-compete, an employer must show that the covenant is necessary…
A recent decision by the US Bankruptcy Court has invalidated certain so-called "Homestead" protections in real estate that will likely…
By Adam J. Shafran, Esq. Bolstered by a wage statute that provides for mandatory triple damages and attorneys' fees, the…
Jon Friedmann, who heads up our Litigation Department, recently concluded an Arbitration involving the building of a camp for construction…
By Robert P. Rudolph, Esq. A Massachusetts court recently held that a broker was entitled to her broker's fee despite…
By Jocelyn Campbell, Esq. For those who own condominiums in Massachusetts and are fortunate enough to also have a balcony,…
The short answer is yes, but it depends on the facts and circumstances of the particular situation. In a recent…