With the beginning of spring, our thoughts turn to great weather, baseball, holidays and of course real estate!
Recently, a client was selling a vacation home on the Cape, and was surprised to find a problem with an old deed … Read more »
Massachusetts Bullying Case to Proceed under Title IX – the law that prohibits sex discrimination in school (Part I)
In two recent cases, federal courts in Massachusetts and New York have addressed bullying in schools, and in both cases, the students overcame legal arguments by their respective districts. The Massachusetts case involves a regular education student who was bullied … Read more »
KCL Insights: March 17, 2016
The latest issue of KCL Insights includes:
- New developments in an ADA lawsuit against The Container Store;
- Important information about At-will Employees;
- A new Massachusetts Tax Amnesty Program; and
- The divorce blog series “I Wish I had know…”
New Massachusetts Tax Amnesty Program Opening For Enrollment On April 1, 2016
The Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) has issued an Announcement and an FAQ describing its new tax amnesty program. The program will be open for enrollment beginning April 1, 2016 and enrollment and submission of information to the DOR … Read more »
The Innovators’ Counsel: Implied Contracts & At-Will Employees
Most who are reading this blog would understand the phrase “at-will employment” to mean the traditional U.S. employment relationship in which an employee can be dismissed by an employer for just about any reason – that is, without having to … Read more »
I Wish I Had Known…Advice for Adjusting to New Custody and Parenting Plans
Divorce can be a painful and difficult process especially when children are involved. The arrival of the 
final divorce judgment day can bring an overwhelming sense of relief and closure. In some cases, however, the change in family dynamics can … Read more »