Where a separation agreement stipulates the use of a parent coordinator for a year to help resolve disputes over children, the appeals court has decided that […]

The controversial and confusing tech tax, implemented just last month, will likely be repealed in the near future. Does that mean businesses are off the hook? Should […]

Documents used in business litigation are often sealed, as they tend to contain proprietary information such as “trade secrets, research projects, far-reaching business strategies, and other sensitive matters.” […]

BOSTON, Wed., Sept. 25, 2013 – I attended this afternoon’s spirited hearing at the State House on the proposed Massachusetts shield bill, before the Legislature’s Joint […]

Businesses in Massachusetts that use computer software or provide computer services are generally aware of the expansion of the Massachusetts sales and use tax to certain […]

Effective September 3, 2013, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) revised provisions of the Medicare Financial Management Manual that relate to provider requests for […]

Prince Lobel Media Law Partner Jeffrey Pyle was featured in BBA Week’s “Voices of the Bar,” where he shares his thoughts on his upcoming role on the Council […]

When a client has a major, disruptive life event – good or bad – the CPA’s role as trusted advisor is more important than ever. Whether […]

Walter B. Prince, a litigation partner at the Boston law firm Prince Lobel Tye LLP, states that “this trial is a start for the FBI to earn back […]