Law & Government
Law & Government
Taxing Decisions By Hyman G. Darling, Esq. As this article is being written, the election is pending, and many people are trying to consider the options relative to tax issues […]
Red Ink Steve Weiss says the wave of bankruptcies that he and others in his line of work are expecting certainly hasn’t reached shore yet, to use a phrase appropriate […]
A Stern Test By Marylou Fabbo With schools reopening, parents and employers will be in a difficult boat together as they attempt to juggle parenting with personal and professional responsibilities. […]
A Landmark Ruling By Amelia J. Holstrom, Esq. and Erica E. Flores, Esq. Businesses in Massachusetts have to comply with both state and federal anti-discrimination laws that prohibit discrimination in […]
COVID Lawsuits By John Gannon, Esq. Businesses across the globe are in the midst of planning, preparing, and executing their reopening strategies. While this news is encouraging, employers face novel […]
Calling Back Workers By Mary Jo Kennedy, Esq. and Sarah Willey, Esq. As businesses prepare for reopening, many employers are summoning laid-off and furloughed employees and notifying employees who have […]
That Is the Question, and Here Are Some Answers By Valerie Vignaux, Esq. Please allow me to interrupt your quarantine gratitude journaling and victory gardening to demystify a topic apt […]
Time to Make a Strong Case For years now, it’s been the common refrain among those charged with hiring at companies across a number of industry sectors: good help is […]
Fresh Start By John Greaney and Sarah Morgan Cannabis is a controlled substance under federal law. Massachusetts, however, has shifted from total prohibition to limited legalization. Despite this change, for […]
LLCs in the Bay State By Benjamin M. Coyle, Esq. Many families have homes or other real estate that parents hope to pass along to the next generation. In the […]
2019 Employment Law Year in Review This past year was one that saw a number of landscape-changing developments in the broad realm of employment law. From paid family leave to […]
And to Keep It That Way, Businesses Can Make Use of the NDA By Kenneth Albano, Esq. In the legal world, we use the term ‘attorney-client privilege,’ while in the […]
Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act By Sarah M. Ryzewski, Esq. A request for time off comes across your desk from an employee. The employee is requesting additional time off […]
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do By Amelia J. Holstrom On Nov. 3, 2019, news broke that the McDonald’s board of directors voted to terminate CEO Steve Easterbrook for having […]
Cannabis, Marijuana, and Hemp By Chris St. Martin and Sarah Morgan Late last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture published regulations on domestic hemp production. However, there remains significant confusion […]
