The Freedom of Information Commission of Connecticut voted unanimously on February 13, 2008 to subject the Yale University Police Department to the same rules as public […]

On February 7, 2008, Prince Lobel media lawyers achieved an unusual legal victory on behalf of the firm’s client, The Eagle Tribune, which had originally been […]

Two recent decisions of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit should give local employers solace.  In Bohne v. Computer Associates International, Inc., […]

Looking Ahead in 2008   Employers need to make sure that their employment practices are in sync with the evolving legal landscape.    2008 has already seen changes […]

Joe Edwards quoted in the Boston Globe in an article entitled “Manager seems insensitive but no laws were broken.”  Joe discussed the employment issues in the […]

This Week’s Decisions 1st U.S. Court of Appeals Copyright Hummel figurines Where a U.S. District Court judge entered judgment for the defendants in a dispute over […]

Six plaintiffs fail to establish gender discrimination Employers should not be quick to settle cases just because the initial odds seem stacked against them.  In a recent […]

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As seen in the August 27 issue of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly: For me, it’s the Middlesex Probate & Family Court, most notably its serpentine maze that […]

Recent Legislative, Judicial and Administrative Developments Bring New Challenges and Opportunities For Employers Massachusetts Health Care Reform: Important Update on Recent Changes Many issues relating to […]

Concerning the issue of Governor Deval Patrick and his administration keeping the completed studies undisclosed for review as the Governor decides whether to support casinos in Massachusetts, Rob stated, “It’s very […]