Webinar: What Municipalities and Public Entities Should Know about CORI Reform in Massachusetts” on March 11, 2014

Attorneys Michele Randazzo and Janelle Austin will host a complimentary webinar on the topic of “What Municipalities and Public Entities Should Know about CORI Reform in Massachusetts.” Please join them for an informative discussion of the recently-expanded Department of Criminal Justice Information Services Criminal Offender Record Information (“CORI”) regulations,... read more

Presentation: Introdution to the Zoning Act (MIIA)(Certificate I), March 15, 2014

Attorney Carolyn Murray will be presenting at the Citizen Planner Training Collaborative Annual Conference on March 15, 2014. For newer board members, this course addresses the history and purposes of zoning, adoption of zoning bylaws, variances and special permits, public hearing and voting requirements and other key procedural requirements.... read more

Webinar: Public and Private Ways: Navigating Your Way through the Law on Highways and Byways, on January 15, 2013

Attorneys Jeanne McKnight and Shirin Everett will host a free webinar on the topic of Public and Private Ways: Navigating Your Way through the Law on Highways and Byways. The webinar will address, among other things, the establishment, discontinuance, maintenance, improvement, and use of public and private ways. Traffic... read more

MMA Annual Meeting on January 24-25, 2014

We look forward to seeing many of you at the MMA Annual Meeting on January 24 and 25, this upcoming Friday and Saturday. Throughout the day on Friday and Saturday, you will find many familiar faces at the Kopelman and Paige main booth (Booth 1027) and at the labor... read more

Attorney Janet Pumphrey will be a speaker at the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education Seminar

Janet Pumphrey Attorney Janet Pumphrey will be a speaker at the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education seminar “Effective Appellate Advocacy, Doing More With Less.” This event is presented live and by webcast, and is aimed at assisting attorneys by acknowledging the financial hardships for all participants in the appellate system which have... read more