News and Noteworthy

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  Malden District Court to Temporarily Relocate to Cambridge District Court Starting October 28, 2019

  Trial Court Chief Justice Paula M. Carey, Court Administrator Jonathan S. Williams, and District Court Chief Justice Paul C. Dawley today announced that the Malden District Court will temporarily relocate its sittings and other court operations to the Medford location of the Cambridge District Court effective Monday, October 28, 2019. Read Full Article
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  Judge Lets Vaping Products Ban Stand

  ​Superior Court Judge Douglas Wilkins ruled that the Governor Charlie Baker’s order banning the sale of vaping products can stay in place. However the Administration must complete the usual process for implementing emergency regulations to continue the ban beyond next week. Read Full Article
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  Missed a CLE @Social Law? Here’s Your Opportunity to Listen to the Program and Get the Materials

  Social Law’s Second Chance Digital Downloads allows you to listen to any of our recent CLE Programs. For $19.95 you can access the audio files and materials from each event. Our most recent CLE on October 16th, Preparing Clients for Depositions, Trials and Mediations featured Alan Fanger, Esq., President of Empower Legal, Inc Read Full Article
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  Supreme Judicial Court to Present Pro Bono Committee Awards to Four Attorneys and a Recent Law School Graduate

  Supreme Judicial Court Justice Kimberly S. Budd will present the annual Adams Pro Bono Publico Awards to four attorneys and a recent law school graduate in recognition of their outstanding commitment to providing pro bono legal services for those in need. The awards are named in honor of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Read Full Article
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  Focus on Elder Law In October

  ​The organization National Consumer Voice for Quality Long Term Care has designated October as “Residents’ Rights Month” to focus attention on the many Americans living in assisted living facilities, nursing homes and other group care settings. Read Full Article