Attorney Kay Doyle will deliver a presentation on the implementation of the new Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Law as part of a panel discussion sponsored by the Real Estate Section of the Boston Bar Association. For additional information concerning this event, please click HERE. 
Attorney Lauren Goldberg hosted a comprehensive webinar entitled “Everything You Want to Know About Town Meeting But Might be Afraid to Ask.” In this “soup-to-nuts” presentation, every facet of town meeting was covered and Lauren answered all questions submitted by the participants. The webinar topics covered a wide range,... read more 
on January 23, 2013, Attorney Patricia Cantor will be a panelist at the annual day-long training for land use attorneys entitled “Zoning Practice: MCLE Basics Plus!” Sponsored by Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education. It will be held at the MCLE Conference Center, Ten Winter Street, Boston. Attorney Cantor will present... read more 
On February 28, 2013, Attorney John Giorgio will be presenting a workshop sponsored in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on “Contracting for Municipal Solid Waste and Recycling Services.” This half-day program will address a wide range of topics, including basic municipal contracting law, developing effective bid... read more 
On November 15, 2012, Attorney Brian Riley will present a free seminar sponsored by the Town of Rowe, addressing both the Conflict of Interest Law and the changes in the Open Meeting Law that became effective on July 1, 2010. This presentation will include review and explanation of the... read more
On September 11, 2012, Attorney Patricia Cantor will conduct a free seminar sponsored by the Town of Southampton on the topic “Recent Development in the State Open Meeting Law Affecting Municipalities.” It will be held at the New Town Hall, first floor meeting room, in Southampton. Attorney Cantor will... read more
Patricia Cantor will be a member of the faculty at an MCLE session on Wednesday, October 10, 2012. There have been a number of important recent zoning cases that answer some questions but leave many others unresolved. This briefing focuses on some of the more complicated developments, and addresses... read more