Sounds like there is a second litigation (or threatened litigation) that has not yet played out. But if the loan was defaulted upon and the first...

So, there has been -- for better or worse -- a trend in Massachusetts for some attorneys to seek having opposing plaintiff counsel sign settlement...

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Relocating to communications and media so you get more responses. Having done a lot of work in this space, it is very fact dependent and falls...

Relocating this inquiry from construction to business. It is really fact dependent based on what you are describing. But the terms of service would...

Yes. You definitely entered into a transaction and the contractor still had an obligation to comply with your “agreement” and to do the work in a...

Well, perhaps he has special specifications or is seeking your services for a large chain or famous retailer and doesn’t want the news spread. I...

No. The name of the store is not an advertisement, it’s a name. I do agree with my colleagues’ analogies to Home Depot (doesn’t sell homes) and...

The only real way to “fight” it is to consult with a local counsel in your jurisdiction so they can review your documents, agreements, garnishment...

I would recommend that you discuss the matter and your feeling on business suppression with the town and police chief. If you don’t receive a...

I agree with my colleagues. Courts typically provide litigants with extra time to sort out attorney representation issues when they arise,...