In today’s hard economic environment, it is often hard for borrowers to obtain conventional loans from a lender. As a…
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly featured Bobby Rudolph in its August 14, 2023, issue in “Land Court judge rescues sale of property…
Massachusetts General Law Chapters 93A and 176D, long a compelling and formidable mechanism for consumers, has been extended beyond its…
Jim Rudolph, the firm’s managing partner and a construction litigator, was quoted in “Building contractor’s suit against insurer revived” in…
When it comes to home improvement, homeowners and contractors must have mutual trust and confidence. Homeowners deserve quality finished work,…
The “at-will” employment relationship is extremely common, offering both the employer and the employee the ability to terminate the relationship…
After a summary process trial before him (without a jury), a Superior Court judge recently held that a commercial landlord…
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…
To protect their business interests, many employers include noncompetition clauses in their employment agreements, which place prohibitions on employees working…