The deadline for the "Red Flags Rule" is now August 1, 2009. On August 1, 2009, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will begin enforcing the "Red Flags […]

Visit the Nieman Journalism Lab’s Web site to watch Rob Bertsche explain the Digital Millenium Copyright Act of 1998, the law which governs allegations of copyright […]

In 1953, nearly 27 percent of all private sector workers belonged to a union.  Today, that number is fewer than 8 percent.  The Employee Free Choice […]

According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, “there has been a 39 percent increase in the number of divorced spouses seeking changes to child-support arrangements […]

On March 24, 2009, Robert Schlein was a lead speaker at a seminar of the Real Estate Finance Association of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board.  […]

Consider the Risks: An Insurance Law Blog In several recent posts I have described the emerging privacy risk, detailed one state’s statutory and regulatory regimen for […]

Each month, Boston Women’s Business asks its readers for nominations to create a “Top 10” list in a particular category. This month, the publication presented the […]

In a letter that has caused real estate professionals to sit up and take notice, Sleepy’s, a mattress retailer in Westborough, MA, has decided to reduce its […]

Joe Steinfield attributed the fondness with which Lindsay was regarded to his ability to be “a wonderful listener and extremely compassionate. If you were with him […]

The case, Noonan v. Staples Inc. involves a Staples executive that distributed a mass email to 1,500 employees regarding the termination of a salesman for not […]

Brave New World: The Dawn Of Federal Regulation Of Reinsurance By: Mitchell S. King and John E. Matosky   I.          Introduction  The United States economy […]

Consider the Risks: An Insurance Law Blog A recent case decided by newly appointed Justice to the SJC, Ralph Gants, when he was sitting on the […]