After a summary process trial before him (without a jury), a Superior Court judge recently held that a commercial landlord…
The old adage “Failing to plan is planning to fail” can easily be applied to owning a business. Business owners…
The Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”), long a thorn in the side of employees who desire litigation, has now been limited…
A recent Massachusetts Land Court case examined the validity of a “two-tier” condominium project. This two-tier condominium approach is also…
In Massachusetts, it is not unusual for public construction contracts to include Project Labor Agreement (“PLA”) provisions that mandate a…
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently issued a noteworthy opinion regarding a property owners’ responsibility to remedy violations of the…
To protect their business interests, many employers include noncompetition clauses in their employment agreements, which place prohibitions on employees working…
In the matter of Trustees of 10 Porter Street Condominium Trust v. Cerda, the Massachusetts Appeals Court has, for the…
Imagine you are a parent paying tuition totaling almost $50,000 a year to send your child to a to a…
Federal and Massachusetts laws guarantee that no person shall be denied the right to work based on characteristics such as…