IN THE PRESS
July 10, 2015
Last week, 1,500 copies of The Commons, a free community newspaper in Brattleboro, VT, were stolen off of news racks. Sure, the newspaper is free, but the theft resembled one-sixth…
IN THE PRESS
June 15, 2015
In the ongoing debate on whether courts should limit the public’s online access to certain records without public opinion, the committee comprised of Massachusetts judges and court officials has decided…
IN THE PRESS
June 8, 2015
As a CPA, you may be asked to prepare or review the federal estate tax return, Form 706, United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return. This form, which is…
IN THE PRESS
June 5, 2015
Litigation partner Julie Pruitt Barry has been appointed co-chair of the REBA’s Environmental Law Committee. Julie’s practice focuses on real estate and land use litigation and permitting, including real estate…
IN THE PRESS
June 3, 2015
Patriot Care Corp., the only company awarded a state license to sell medical marijuana in Boston, would not sell the drug for recreational use at its controversial downtown location if…
IN THE PRESS
June 3, 2015
Nichole Snow, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Patient Advocacy Alliance and Attorney Michael Ross outside Tuesday’s Zoning Board of Appeals hearing. Boston’s first medical marijuana dispensary will have to wait…
IN THE PRESS
June 3, 2015
Growing pressure from sponsors would not be compelling enough in order to move the 2022 World Cup from Qatar. Scandal broke when word spread that Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Organizing…
IN THE PRESS
June 3, 2015
The Federal Trade Commission, the government agency in charge of protecting consumers from deceptive and false advertising, published a set of Endorsement and Testimonial Guides in 2009. These Guides help…
IN THE PRESS
May 28, 2015
Robert A. Bertsche, general counsel to the New England Newspaper & Press Association, said Massachusetts has one of the weakest public records laws in the country, including the fact that…
IN THE PRESS
May 27, 2015
Massachusetts police now have sweeping discretion to decide which criminal records they will – and will not – release to the public, according to a series of rulings made by…