In a guidance issued on May 24, 2017, the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission announced a loosening of the Commonwealth's stringent growler-filling requirements.

Typically, brewers prefer to keep the law out of their beer. But sometimes, beer and the law can intersect for the good.

article discusses the recent threat of stricter federal drug laws and what this could mean for the developing marijuana industry in Massachusetts.

On June 19, the federal District Court for the District of Connecticut issued a decision allowing Johnson & Wales University to retain proceeds it received under a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan ...

At a recent media event to preview new concession items for the upcoming season, the New York Yankees tried out an intriguing new product.

The Massachusetts Society of CPAs (MSCPA) published an article by Matt Morris in its weekly "Friday @ Five" newsletter.

Here are a few things we have seen a client or two get tripped up on with their start-up – don't let this be you…

As of January 1, 2019, the new minimum wage in Massachusetts is $12 per hour, and $4.35 for tipped employees, but with an important caveat: under the new minimum wage regime,

In an opinion issued on August 22, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., reiterated that a member of a protected class can, in fact, discriminate against members of that class. In Moore v. Howard University, a former security guard alleged that the university terminated his employment because of his race.

Caring for a sick, disabled or incapacitated loved one can be a stressful proposition, but a new Massachusetts law aims to ease the burden by providing formal support to family caregivers.

The Worcester District Medical Society published an article by Peter Martin in the September/October 2019 edition of its quarterly publication, Worcester Medicine.

Bowditch partner Donna Truex was a guest on the Worcester Chamber of Commerce's Voice of Business podcast October 16, where she discussed real estate ...

While COVID-19 has brought on disruptions to our lives that were hard to predict, one thing we did see coming was an increase in commercial disputes.

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On May 1, 2019, the Department of Family and Medical Leave (DFML) announced that due to feedback from the public and key stakeholders, it is amending the following deadlines

While COVID-19 has brought on disruptions to our lives that were hard to predict, one thing we did see coming was an increase in commercial disputes.

Bowditch Managing Partner Bob Cox was a guest on the Worcester Chamber of Commerce's Voice of Business podcast on December 18, where he discussed how he started practicing...

The Worcester District Medical Society published an article by Peter Martin in the January/February 2020 edition of its quarterly publication, Worcester Medicine.

In Mary E. Daley v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services and Lionel C. Nadeau v. Director of the Office of Medicaid, which were consolidated in an appeal...

Growing up poor as a Vietnamese immigrant, AiVi relied heavily on community programs similar to those the United Way supports.