The head of Boston’s Inspectional Services Department has stated the city rule of  “four-or-more unrelated undergraduates students can not be living together in off-campus apartments” needs […]

With the backlog to receive a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) as long as 3 to 5 years, health care providers facing significant recoupments […]

“Will the Massachusetts Legislature be content to let such important information go unreported unless a private party can afford to pay the government to do its […]

Our press release of Steven H. Gans joining Prince Lobel was featured in his local paper, The Newton Tab. Click here to read.

Our partner Steven H. Gans was quoted in Institutional Investor discussing the recent scandals and controversy in the National Football League and how this will affect […]

Joseph D. Steinfield discusses in his article Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky who has gained media attention after refusing to issue same-sex couples marriage […]

Will the data breach of the adultery website Ashley Madison be a boon for the family law bar and a burden on the Probate Court? Click […]

In a recent case, a husband argued that his interest in a trust which his father had funded with stock in a private family business was […]

Attorney Joseph D. Steinfield’s “Deflategate and The Rule of Law” discusses federal judge Richard M. Berman’s ruling that overturned the NFL’s four-game suspension of Tom Brady. […]