Written by attorney Robert Lucic Published: NH Union Leader On July 25, 2025, the Committee on Legal Education and Admissions Reform (CLEAR) issued its Report and Recommendations identifying the challenges...
Originally Published: New England Biz Law Update It is hard to avoid reading and hearing about the continuing housing crisis across the United States, including here in Massachusetts. An undersupply...
Written by attorney Mark Bartram Published: The Dish Why Cyber Resiliency and Operational Preparedness Are Value Drivers for Closely Held Restaurants and Lodging Businesses Most owners of closely held restaurants...
Written by attorney James Reidy Published: NH Union Leader Woody Allen was once quoted as saying, “Eighty percent of success is showing up.” While some may debate the accuracy of...
Written by: Brian Bouchard Published: seacoastonline.com I hear the incredulity from clients constantly: “Overtime? We pay our employees a salary; they aren’t eligible for overtime.” I call it the salary...
Written by attorneys David McGrath and John-Mark Turner Published: NH Bar News (p23) The seminal inevitable disclosure case, Pepsico, Inc. v. Redmond , 54 F.3d 1262 (7 th (1995), was...
Written by attorney Jane Pyatt Published: New England Biz Law Update The legal framework governing worker classification in the United States has undergone significant turbulence over the past five years,...
Written by attorney Megan Carrier Published: New Hampshire Union Leader In communities across New Hampshire, property owners, their neighbors, and municipal officials frequently clash over a fundamental question: Who gets...
Attorney Amy Crafts was recently featured in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly , sharing her insights on a recent state court decision in a consumer protection case. Read the full article below....
