Last May, a prominent Workers’ Compensation reinsurer (GenRe) described nano risk identification and related risk management measures as a “Critical Issue” with potential bottom-line impact for […]

As skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) prepare for their annual surveys they should pay particular attention to their care plans and discharge plans. An Office of the […]

After years of attempting to limit the expansion of the economic loss doctrine, the Supreme Court of Florida recently held that the doctrine applies only in […]

As many of you are aware, and were in attendance, the Department of Energy Resources (DOER) held a stakeholder meeting on Friday March 22, 2013 to discuss […]

As the lines between the nonprofit and for-profit worlds continue to blur, today’s donors are focused not only on deductions, but on making an “impact investment” […]

In a case of first impression, the Southern District of New York has ruled that the presence of a Service of Suit clause in one facultative […]

When members of the Danvers (Mass.) Board of Selectmen met privately with a casino developer eyeing a local mall for a slots parlor, did they violate […]

Real Estate Practice Group Chair Rob Schlein authored a revised chapter titled, “Subleasing a Portion of the Premises”  in the second edition of The Sublease and […]

The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) has officially opened up a rule-making process to amend its Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS) regulation after signaling its […]

Client Alert February 28, 2013 Is your health care facility prepared to respond? Do you have an emergency preparedness and evacuation plan that complies with federal […]

Client Alert February 26, 2013 In a recent decision, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) clarified the language employers must include in their release of wage […]

Chapter 30 § 39M of the Massachusetts General Laws, which applies to public works projects valued at more than $10,000, was enacted to create a level […]