Will the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) provide clarity on the administration of psychotropic drugs in nursing facilities when it implements Outside Section 140 of […]
Many clients sign estate planning documents without paying much attention to the clauses they contain. That is no surprise; the documents are complex, and death and […]
Walter B. Prince, a litigation partner at the Boston law firm Prince Lobel Tye LLP, states that “it doesn’t bode well for the next defendant” noting […]
Bar News published short profiles of the 21 New Hampshire Bar members who have reached the 50-year milestone in 2014. These honorary bar members were recognized […]
The Department of Health and Human Services’ Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality recently published notice of its intention to request that the Office of Management […]
Condominium associations can be breeding grounds for personal conflict. When unit owners have no choice but to interact with people they dislike – when they feel […]
In the June 2014 issue of the Massachusetts Lawyers Journal, Donald G. Tye, Prince Lobel Domestic Relations Practice Group Co-chair, and Patricia A. O’Connell, partner at […]
Late-life marriages are complicated for a variety of reasons. Here’s what planners need to consider. A personal financial planner must first address whether he or she […]
In our competitive and litigious society, organizations should train employees and managers on the potential negative consequences of discriminatory practices. Not only are employees more content […]
In the May 2014 issue of Boston magazine, Prince Lobel media and First Amendment Law Practice Group Chair Robert A. Bertsche discusses three recent libel cases […]
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recently published guidelines addressing workplace rights and responsibilities with respect to religious dress and grooming under Title VII of the […]