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Preparing for the Worst
With ransomware attacks on the rise, companies should prepare a plan of action
Protecting Both Sides
California’s no-fault workers’ compensation laws cover employers and employees
Representation’s Red Flags
Warning signs your lawyer may not be the right fit
Helping LGBTQ+ Immigrants Into America
Navid Dayzad works with clients towards a “win-win”
At Sea: The Rules Really Are Different Here
Your rights on a cruise may not be what you’re used to
When Products Hurt
What to do if you’re injured by something you purchased
Taking on Fossil Fuel
Jeffrey B. Simon is suing more than a dozen industry players over a deadly heat dome in Oregon
Albro Lundy III’s Decades-Long Search for His POW-MIA Father
The civil litigator’s fight to bring his fighter pilot dad home from Vietnam
The Boston Marathon: Philanthropy, a Dare, and a Fellini Movie
Stories of four Massachusetts attorneys who’ve been through it
A Masters Mindset
Alison Zeitlin has brought her determination and skills to cross-country horse racing, the Masters, and more
Bellwether Trial Ends in Award for Youngsters Exposed to Mold
Karen Koehler, Andrew Ackley and John Layman are taking on Seattle Children’s Hospital
Sexually Harassed on the Job?
Recent laws make it easier to put a stop to it
How’re We Doing?
Are commercial centers coming back post-pandemic? Three real estate attorneys give their opinions
Can I Say That in an Online Review?
What is—and is not—protected by the First Amendment
What Makes a Childbirth Injury Malpractice?
What to do if a mother or child is victim to a birth injury
What it Takes to Prove Wrongful Termination
Attorney tips on steps to take after an employer goes too far
Vote of Confidence
Attorneys discuss your rights as a voter and what to do if they’re violated
When Students’ Rights are Violated at School
What parents, caretakers and minors themselves can do about it