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Sandra O’Neill Writes “Your Clients Could Be Getting a Jump Start” for Rethinking65

Publications • March 1, 2021

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Kristin Wildman Shirahama Writes “Plan Ahead for Potential Estate and Gift Tax Changes” for Rethinking65

Publications • March 1, 2021

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Client Alert: New PPP Funding Hits the Streets – A Primer on What Businesses Should Know

Publications • By Rory Z. Fazendeiro • February 16, 2021

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Client Alert: OSHA Releases New Guidance for Employers

Publications • By Jacob A. Tosti • February 3, 2021

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Brian Mullin and Sherelle Wu Write “Can Higher Education Institutions Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines for Employees?” for the New England Board of Higher Education

Publications • By Brian J. Mullin and Sherelle Wu • February 1, 2021

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Client Alert: Massachusetts’ New Economic Relief Bill – What Enabling Partnerships for Growth Means for Local Zoning

Publications • By Brian S. Grossman • January 27, 2021

Covid Alert

Client Alert: Rent Abatement, PPP Loans (Maybe), and Other Bankruptcy Relief in the Appropriations Act

Publications • By David A. Mawhinney • January 27, 2021

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Client Alert: Tax Credits Available for Voluntary FFCRA Leave Granted Through March 2021

Publications • By Jacob A. Tosti • January 25, 2021

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Client Alert: More Key Tax Provisions from the Consolidated Appropriations Act

Publications • By Sandra F. O’Neill • January 21, 2021

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Client Alert: Consolidated Appropriations Act Clarifies CARES Act Tax Measures and Adds New Provisions

Publications • By Sandra F. O’Neill • January 19, 2021

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Sherelle Wu Writes “What do employees and employers in Massachusetts need to know about the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act?” for the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce

Publications • By Sherelle Wu • January 5, 2021

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Client Alert: A Victory For Lenders – The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Holds That a Pre-foreclosure Notice of Default and Right to Cure That Complies with State Law is Not Potentially Deceptive

Publications • By Mark W. Powers • December 29, 2020

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