Massachusetts Appeals Court Affirms that the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe is protected by Tribal Sovereign Immunity Figure

February 28, 2023  |  Firm News, Insights, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Massachusetts Appeals Court Affirms that the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe is protected by Tribal Sovereign Immunity

Pay Them Now or Pay More Later: SJC Holds Late Payment of Accrued Vacation Time to Terminated Employee Subjects Employer to Treble Damages, Attorney’s Fees and Costs Figure

April 6, 2022  |  Employment & Employee Benefits, Insights, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Pay Them Now or Pay More Later: SJC Holds Late Payment of Accrued Vacation Time to Terminated Employee Subjects Employer to Treble Damages, Attorney’s Fees and Costs

Ashley Berger Joins Rich May’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group Figure

April 5, 2022  |  Firm News, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Ashley Berger Joins Rich May’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group

Massachusetts Court Excuses Commercial Tenant from Rent Obligations During Government Imposed Shutdown Figure

February 11, 2021  |  COVID-19, Insights, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Real Estate

Massachusetts Court Excuses Commercial Tenant from Rent Obligations During Government Imposed Shutdown

Attorney Frank Gaeta Quoted in The Boston Globe Figure

February 11, 2021  |  COVID-19, Employment & Employee Benefits, Firm News, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Attorney Frank Gaeta Quoted in The Boston Globe

Attorney David Glod wins $532,000 for clients in Commercial Real Estate Partition Case Figure

August 31, 2020  |  Firm News, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Attorney David Glod wins $532,000 for clients in Commercial Real Estate Partition Case

Lessons from One of Massachusetts’ First Zoom-Based Civil Trials Figure

August 17, 2020  |  Insights, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Lessons from One of Massachusetts’ First Zoom-Based Civil Trials

Rich May Attorneys featured on “Radio Entrepreneurs” Figure

June 18, 2020  |  COVID-19, Firm News, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Rich May Attorneys featured on “Radio Entrepreneurs”

Coronavirus Stimulus Bill Allows Forbearances and Temporarily Prohibits Foreclosures and Evictions on Properties with Federally Backed Mortgages Figure

March 26, 2020  |  COVID-19, Insights, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Real Estate

Coronavirus Stimulus Bill Allows Forbearances and Temporarily Prohibits Foreclosures and Evictions on Properties with Federally Backed Mortgages

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