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As Return-To-Office Debate Continues, Boston Employers Say This Could Be As Returned As It Gets
September 21, 2023
Chief Operating Officer Jason McCord spoke to The Boston Globe on the firm’s Return-to-Office policy in an article examining the Boston employment market and the approach to hybrid working.
Mass. Robinhood Ruling Will Affect Broker-Dealers Nationwide
September 20, 2023
Financial Services Co-chair Pete Michaels, Of Counsel Michael Pastore, and Associate Edmund Daley co-authored an article published in Law360 which focused on the widely anticipated Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision on the Massachusetts fiduciary duty rule, which imposes a fiduciary duty standard on Massachusetts broker-dealers.
FTC-DOJ's Proposed Merger Guidelines Gain Health Care's Scorn, Agriculture's Praise
September 19, 2023
Antitrust Co-chair Bruce Sokler spoke to The National Law Journal on the closure of the comment period for the Federal Trade Commission and US Department of Justice’s proposed merger guidelines. Responses were received from several industry groups, including heath care.
IAM published an article written by Member Daniel Weinger on the impact that patent owners could potentially face after a recent decision in the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC).
Is There A Cure For Covid Caused 401k Leakage?
September 19, 2023
Fiduciary News spoke to Of Counsel Michelle Capezza about the impact on retirement plans following the government’s COVID-era easing on premature 401K withdrawals.
SEC's Supply Chain Climate Disclosure Proposal May Be Tweaked, Securities Attorneys Say
September 18, 2023
National Law Journal spoke to Members David Adams and Jacob Hupart on the SEC’s proposed Climate Rule and the rocky future facing Scope Three, its planned requirements for public companies to disclose greenhouse emissions produced in their supply chains.