A bill that would preserve and expand federal requirements for College and University programs to prevent and respond to sexual violence on campus is moving through the Massachusetts State Senate

On October 11, 2017, the 10th Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed the District Court's ruling that retroactive leniency for past misconduct does not constitute a reasonable accommodation...

The Worcester Business Journal has published "Businesses face these urgent coronavirus legal issues" by Doug Radigan.

On August 7, 2019, a federal district court in Rhode Island rejected a student's disability discrimination claim against Bryant University. The student enrolled in the University's

In Baker v. Aetna, (U.S. Northern District Court of Texas, 2017), Charlize Marie Baker filed claims against her employer and Aetna after having been denied benefits under the health plan and the short-term disability plan for coverage of breast implants recommended by her physicians as part of her male-to-female transition.

Lynette Paczkowski has authored the chapters "Goals and Strategies" and "Preparing to Defend a Deposition" in MCLE's Massachusetts Deposition Practice Manual, fourth edition.

What do these proposed tax changes mean for CFOs? For CFOs of large multinational corporations with a C corporation parent in the United States, the changes mean that (a) more cash can be distributed...

In the recent case of Doe v. University of North Texas Board of Regents, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas denied the University's motion for summary judgment....

For the fifth time since 2014, Framingham State University (FSU) has been recognized with the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award for 2019, given by INSIGHT into Diversity magazine.

The Massachusetts Department of Revenue originally indicated it would follow the federal deferral guidelines for individual and corporate taxpayers (deferral of tax return filings and payments

On March 30, 2020, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce held a Human Resources Roundtable live webinar with Bob Young from Bowditch.

The Boys & Girls Club of Worcester has elected Andrew Bartholomew to its Board of Directors.

As the virus continues to spread across the country and the globe, companies will likely start seeing an increase in contractual defaults.

Mike Angelini was quoted by the Worcester Business Journal in, "Organizations Should Think Ahead When Lining Up Their Next Leader."

Blind trusts are typically associated with politicians who seek to avoid conflicts of interest while occupying public office.

The Worcester Business Journal has published "10 Things I Know About Effectively Serving on a Nonprofit Board" by AiVi Nguyen.

On December 31, 2016, the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Texas issued a nationwide injunction blocking the implementation or enforcement of Section 1557's provision extending the definition of sex discrimination to gender identity.

The issue of whether teaching assistants and research assistants are "employees" for purposes of federal labor law, and thus eligible to form unions, has been a ping-pong match between

In a decision issued on March 12, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rejected an NLRB order that sought to require the University of Southern California ...

On or before November 30, 2018, every Massachusetts employer that had six or more employees in any month during the past year must file a "Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure" (HIRD) form.