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Mass. companies face new privacy obligations

Two new laws in Massachusetts require any person or organization with access to records containing personal information about Massachusetts residents to protect those records.

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Notable 2007 Jury Verdicts: Private plane crash yields $54 million verdict

In a trial where the defense seemed to fold its case after two unsuccessful witnesses, a flight instructor and his student won a $54.5 million verdict for debilitating injuries they suffered in a private airplane crash. The plaintiffs claimed the ...

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Notable 2007 Jury Verdicts: $50M punitive award sidesteps high court ruling

In the first major punitive damages award since the U.S. Supreme Court placed new limits on punitive damages last February, a Los Angeles jury ordered DaimlerChrysler to pay $5.2 million in compensatory damages and $50 million in punitives to a ...

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No Surprises Please! Early case evaluation and cost-benefit analysis

(Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a six-part series on litigation management. Barry Weiner is a dean of the Massachusetts trial bar, having tried many cases over his 40-year career. He also has extensive experience in resolving cases ...

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Changing the paradigm: Going in-house means altering your view

What changes when lawyers go in-house? Much of it boils down to how you approach legal decisions. Below are perspectives from three lawyers whose experiences in going in-house may guide new in-house counsel. (The names and some of the facts ...

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ACC / Northeast Chapter: New chapter president begins term

As I begin my term as president of ACC-Northeast, it is with some trepidation, as I have big shoes to fill! Bill O’Brien, our immediate past president, brought enormous experience and some great, innovative plans to the chapter, and I ...

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