Driscoll v. Worcester Telegram & Gazette (WT & G) serves as a cautionary reminder to employers that courts will rigorously scrutinize independent contractor classifications.  In WT […]

Are you prepared?  Effective January 1, 2009, there will be significant changes to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).  The amendments will greatly expand the definition […]

In the late spring of 2008, Colorado businessman and art collector Philip Anschutz assisted the Denver Art Museum (DAM) in the acquisition of Thomas Eakins’ "Cowboy […]

Tired of .com and .org web address extensions?   Have you ever wished that your company could have its own dedicated web address that ends in your […]

When dealing with closely held entities, either corporations or limited liabilities companies, there are a variety of issues that owners and management should consider to help […]

The video also featured Robert Cox, president of the Media Bloggers Association.  To view the video, click here.

Joe’s mention can be found on page 5 in the June 23, 2008 issue of Mass Lawyers Weekly. To view the article, click here.

Bertsche argued that reporter Jillian Fennimore has “no direct knowledge” of the April 2007 incident concerning town council member Marilyn Devaney, who faces charges when she […]

That is one of the questions Prince Lobel partner Robert A. Bertsche and a panel of newspaper reporters and editors, an ethicist, a school superintendent, and journalism […]

On April 14, 2008, the mandatory award of treble damages for wage and hour claims became the law in Massachusetts.  The new law – which was […]

Bidding at a Foreclosure Sale With mortgage foreclosures at record levels, prospective real estate investors may be looking for bargains.  Bidding at a foreclosure sale is […]

In three recent important rulings, the courts have found that "me too" evidence may be admissible in discrimination actions; staring at female body parts may constitute […]