International standards compliance for hazardous chemicals, materials, or substances is important to promote workplace and customer safety and to foster the global marketability of your products […]
On August 24, 2012, The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) issued an order (the Order) that clarified the terms "facility" and "unit" as used in […]
In January 2012, a Wellesley Townsman reporter submitted a public records request to the Wellesley Public Schools seeking emails sent between January 2010 and January 2012 among the […]
In a closely watched case involving the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment, Prince Lobel Tye LLP signed an amicus brief in Fisher v. University of Texas, et. […]
Three recent Massachusetts Superior Court decisions highlight the growing significance of the "material change doctrine" as a basis for voiding a non-competition agreement. Under this doctrine, […]
A recent decision from Beacon Hill provided good news to developers of renewable energy projects and those who utilize net metering credits produced through the power […]
Can a general contractor on a public construction project include a provision in its subcontract agreement that requires its subcontractor to waive its right to make […]
On June 22, 2012, in a closely-watched case handled by Prince Lobel’s Consumer Financial Services Group, Massachusetts’ highest court confirmed that a mortgagee is not required […]
Donald’ Tye’s article includes practical, hands-on advice and suggestions for parents facing a custody evaluation. Since the custody evaluator is, in effect, “the judge’s own private […]