The committee has recommended Magistrate Judge Timothy S. Hillman to become the next federal judge in Worcester, Mass, and Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Kinder to become district court […]
Prince Lobel’s client, Aroldis Chapman, a former Cuban national and star relief pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, was sued by Juan Carlos Thompson who claimed to […]
Prince Lobel attorneys Jeffrey J. Pyle and Robert A. Bertsche recently handled a public records matter for firm client, the Gloucester Times. The city of Gloucester ultimately […]
What risk managers need to know in considering proactive measures to protect workers in a nanomaterials workplace, as well as practice guidance on actions to improve […]
Prince Lobel has considerable experience addressing legal issues arising from the use of social media by businesses and individuals. We help companies engaging in social media to identify and […]
Attorney General Martha Coakley recently issued the following press releases concerning construction companies that were found to have violated state wage laws: Fitchburg Construction Companies Required […]
Wireless communications providers face a number of hurdles in the site development process. However, even once the provider has successfully navigated the gauntlet and obtained the […]
In a case involving a missing couple from Essex, Vermont, the Vermont Supreme Court has temporarily agreed to a request by county prosecutors to “keep confidential search warrants […]
Employers can be liable for retaliatory conduct directed toward ex-employees. That was the pronouncement of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) in the recently-decided case of […]
In this month’s article in New England Real Estate Journal, Adam discusses some of the factors to consider when an organization is interested in adding solar […]
In this month’s article about charitable giving, Patricia cites recent examples of how organizations have mismanaged valuable charitable gifts. She discusses the need for trustees of […]