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Resolving Business Disputes

July 8, 2015

We all get involved in various types of conflicts and disputes throughout our business day. They can arise in all sorts of ways, including a dispute with a co-worker or an employee, a dispute with a vendor or supplier, a conflict with a competitor, a complaint or demand from a consumer of your product or service. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Litigation

Should I Trim Back Those Trees? Be Careful …

January 26, 2015

There is a stand of trees on the boundary line of your property.  You know they are actually located on your neighbor’s side of the boundary.  But, they are really growing high.  They block light on your land and they seem a bit top-heavy.  You would love to trim them back or top them off to reduce the shadow in your yard.  [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Residential Real Estate

Cease and Desist Letter from Former Employer Protected by Absolute Privilege

October 2, 2014

A Massachusetts Superior Court judge ruled recently that a software executive, who received a cease-and-desist letter from his former employer, could not sue the employer for tortious interference with contract because the communication was protected by what is known as the absolute litigation privilege.

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Filed Under: Business and Corporate, Litigation

Car Accident Tips

August 21, 2014

Oh no! I can’t believe that car hit me!

You’ve just been in a pretty bad car accident. OK… deep breath…. It’s unfortunate, but it happened. Now what do you do? If you are still at the scene: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Litigation, Personal Injury

Digital Acceptance as a Contract

August 21, 2014

You’re Bound By that Email! A Massachusetts Superior Court has found that a party’s acceptance by email of another party’s offer resulted in a binding contract. The decision was in the context of enforcement of a mechanic’s lien. The Massachusetts statutory procedure for enforcement of a mechanic’s lien requires a “written contract.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Commercial Real Estate, Litigation, Residential Real Estate

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