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Departure is Such Sweet Sorrow: Leaving Your Law Firm

You may have just been invited to leave your current firm to join a prestigious big firm. Or maybe you... Read More »
Bankruptcy Court Weighs in on Conflicts of Interest in Business Transactions

A recent decision of the U.S. Bankruptcy for the District of Massachusetts in the adversary proceeding Cruikshank v. Dixon, in... Read More »
Keep Calm and Carry On – What to Do With a Letter From Bar Counsel

Keep Calm and Carry On – What to Do With a Letter From Bar Counsel Monday morning just got worse. You... Read More »
Supreme Judicial Court limits use of in pari delicto defense

In the recent case of Merrimack College v. KPMG, LLP (SJC-12434), the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court cut back on the... Read More »
The Attorney – Client Relationship 101: Helpful Reminders Before, During and After Representation

The existence, terms, and scope of an attorney-client relationship are generally straightforward and understood between the parties. There are times,... Read More »
How to Withdraw from Representation Ethically in Mass

The saying goes, “Getting married is easy, getting divorced is complicated.” A similar sentiment applies once a lawyer has entered... Read More »
Stormy and the lawyers: Ethics 101

The Stormy Daniels-Donald Trump story has political pundits abuzz with charges and countercharges. Who is telling the truth? Is Daniels... Read More »