Thanks to The Boston Globe’s Todd Wallack, we learned last week that the supervisor of records, charged with enforcing the Massachusetts public records law, has permitted […]

Does your magazine, advertising agency, or film or television production company work with child models in photo shoots or videography? If so, have you budgeted time […]

Now in its 11th week as the number one song on Billboard’s Hot 100 list, “Blurred Lines” has sold more than 4.6 million tracks and its […]

Brand development is an ancient concept for businesses, and one that continues to evolve. Advances in the Internet and technology, and the resulting changes in consumer […]

Museum Law Blog Dust off your collection sale checklist and add another set of boxes of bases to cover when you are contemplating the sale or […]

Prince Lobel’s Financial Services Group recently obtained a significant ruling from a federal district court judge confirming that a borrower who fails to pursue his claims diligently is not […]

It is fair to say that the law is of two minds when it comes to viewing insurance policies as personal services contracts between specific insureds […]

It happens after nearly every tragedy. Initially, some spokesperson, or government official, or pundit says the event was “unprecedented,” “unforeseeable,” or “could not have been anticipated.” […]

The Supreme Court of Florida just issued an important decision (Perera v. USF&G, which can be found here) which provides a comprehensive overview of insurer bad […]