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Morrison Mahoney Partner Michael Racette Prevails at the Massachusetts Appeals Court
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held for the first time that a witness’ deposition testimony can be used at a civil trial under the prior recorded testimony exception to the hearsay rule where the witness is unavailable due to a valid invocation of the privilege against self-incrimination.
Morrison Mahoney Partner Tony Abeln and Associate John Babcock author article on Rule 73 for PLDF Quarterly
Morrison Mahoney Partner Tony Abeln and Associate John Babcock author “Medical Malpractice Tribunal Process Overhaul,” in the December 2017 issue Professional Liability Defense Federation Newsletter
Morrison Mahoney Partners Cheryl Enright and Peter Knight Retire
As 2017 comes to a close, Morrison Mahoney LLP bids farewell, adieu, and good luck to two partners retiring at the end of the year, Cheryl Enright and Peter Knight. Cheryl Enright Cheryl joined Morrison Mahoney in 1990. She was a graduate of Suffolk Law School and Emmanuel College. Cheryl entered [...]
Morrison Mahoney Partner Tory Weigand prevails in Appellate court
Morrison Mahoney Partner Tory Weigand successfully argued in MA Court Appeals Court affirming a lower court’s ruling that a professional liability insurer was fully within its rights when it settled a med mal verdict over the objections of its insured. See article published in Law360.
Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection – December 12, 2017
In this week's issue, our Cybersecurity, Data Protection and Privacy team covers how a North Carolina county beat a ransomware attack, the alleged ESPN VPPA violation, the Data Security and Breach Notification Act, cybersecurity and pacemakers, and more! Click on the link below to view the newsletter. Cybersecurity, Privacy and [...]
Legal Malpractice Law – 11/30/2017
In this edition of the Legal Malpractice Law Update: West Virginia: reaching settlement in the underlying claim does not deprive client of standing to assert legal malpractice claims; New Jersey: statute of limitations and discovery; Louisiana: a client may trigger the running of the statute of limitations by acting on [...]
