Many clients sign estate planning documents without paying much attention to the clauses they contain. One clause that few clients pay attention to is the one […]

On October 3, 2014, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) issued a proposed rule to amend the safe harbors to the anti-kickback statute and the civil […]

The following piece by Prince Lobel media and intellectual property attorney Amanda Schreyer first appeared on the Mom 2.0 Summit website. I get some quizzical looks […]

It is important to remember that no matter the client’s net worth, a goal of estate planning is to be sure that the proper documents are […]

Recently Massachusetts enacted the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code, which, among other things, replaced a patchwork set of laws governing what happens to your estate plan if […]

Television rights deals increased by two to three times the average for individual based teams in the Major League. Watching sports teams and leagues is still […]

The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (ATRA), P.L. 112-240, changed the game in estate planning by significantly increasing the amount of wealth that a taxpayer […]

Prince Lobel real estate attorney Julie Pruitt Barry co-writes "Real Estate Opportunities For The Sandwich Generation," an article about finding housing for solutions for aging parents […]

There’s very little common sense to be found in this story. Dubious Fact No. 1:  When the folks who ran Firefly American Bistro behind Boston’s Copley […]

Prince Lobel attorneys Thomas M. Elcock, Kristin M. Knuuttila and Thomas R. Sutcliffe representing BHC Interim Funding II, LP and BHC Interim Funding III, LP (“BHC”) recently won […]

Analysis and discussion by Robert A. Bertsche In a stark about-face, the highest court of Massachusetts today took a step toward reducing access to criminal court […]