If you’re running a business in Worcester or any of the surrounding towns (Auburn, Shrewsbury, Millbury, or Grafton), you may think you’ve done everything right: hired help, paid them fairly, and moved the work forward. But if one of those workers is misclassified as an independent contractor instead of an employee, your business could face…
It might start with an unexpected knock on the door or a certified letter from the courthouse. You’ve just been served with a lawsuit claiming you breached a contract. Whether you’re a small business owner in Worcester or someone who made a handshake deal that went sideways, the situation is serious but not hopeless. What…
Maybe the arguments have gotten louder. Or maybe you just need space to think clearly. Whatever the reason, if you’re thinking about moving out of the house before your divorce in Massachusetts is finalized, you’re not alone. It’s a common step, but one that comes with serious legal consequences if not handled carefully. Let’s walk…
Divorce is never just about feelings. It’s also about untangling a shared financial life and sometimes, one spouse doesn’t play fair. Maybe money’s gone missing. Maybe your partner’s suddenly “broke” despite driving a new car or claiming they need help with the bills. If you’re in Worcester or anywhere nearby (Auburn, Shrewsbury, Millbury, or Grafton)…
Divorce is rarely neat and orderly. Often, it gets messy. And if you’ve started the divorce process only to discover your spouse won’t sign the papers, it can leave you wondering what to do next. Here’s the good news: In Massachusetts, you don’t need your spouse’s permission to get divorced. You just need persistence, a…
There’s a moment in some divorces that feels like the rug’s been yanked out from under you. One day you’re managing bills, groceries, and maybe school tuition as a couple. The next, you log into your joint bank account, and it’s empty. No warning, no discussion, just gone. If this happens to you in Massachusetts,…
It’s a common misunderstanding: if you didn’t fire a gun, how could you possibly be charged with a gun crime? But in Massachusetts, just having a firearm, even if it never leaves your glove box, can land you in serious legal trouble. Let’s walk through what counts as a gun crime in Massachusetts, what the…
Yes, you can be charged with OUI in Massachusetts even if you weren’t actively driving but were in possession of the keys and inside the vehicle. Under Massachusetts law, the definition of “operating” a motor vehicle is broad, and it doesn’t require the car to be in motion. Whether you’re parked in a driveway, on…
Like driving with alcohol, driving with marijuana is illegal under certain conditions in Massachusetts. However, the laws are complex. Learn what to do if you’re pulled over with marijuana and how to protect your rights. Is It Illegal To Drive With Marijuana In Your Car In Massachusetts? Yes, it is illegal if it violates open…
In Massachusetts, transporting a firearm in your vehicle is legal only if you possess the appropriate license and adhere to specific storage and transportation laws. Is It Legal to Carry a Gun in Your Vehicle in Massachusetts? Yes, you can carry a gun in your car in Massachusetts, but only if you have the proper…
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Assault and Battery Charges in Framingham District Court, Framingham, Massachusetts. Our client walked out of Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday a free man after a jury acquitted him of charges that he had shot and killed a man in 2017.
Charges of Conspiracy to Distribute Oxycodone + 3 Counts of Possession in US Federal District Court, Boston, Mass
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Our client was accused of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 and was summonsed to a Clerk’s Hearing. We immediately hired an investigator and gathered proof that the allegations were false. As a result of our thorough investigation of the allegations, we were able to present a strong defense at the Clerk’s Hearing. The Clerk Magistrate relied on our legal and factual arguments and decided that no criminal charges should issue.
Our client walked out of Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday a free man after a jury acquitted him of charges that he had shot and killed a man in 2017.
Our client walked out of Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday a free man after a jury acquitted him of charges that he had shot and killed a man in 2017.