Legal Commentary

All insurance policies require a policyholder to provide notice to the insurer, and the policyholder should always provide prompt notice

A plaintiff who signed a contract which contains a mandatory arbitration clause may think that a defendant who did not

Litigation is frustrating for a host of reasons, but one of the most frequent complaints of clients is that lawyers

While individuals may represent themselves in court in Massachusetts, corporations and LLC’s are considered business entities and are required by

A plaintiff who is owed money by a defendant often laments that it gets wronged twice – by the failure

Massachusetts employers beware:  when you terminate an employee, you must pay the employee in full on the employee’s last day

You have likely heard that some legal claims may be brought in a format called a “class action,” in which

The answer: it depends.  Under Massachusetts law, courts retain considerable equitable power to refuse to order a forfeiture of leased

Indemnification clauses are quite common in commercial contracts.  In essence, the clause requires one party to protect the other by