William Amann attends a fund-raising event at the Lanam Club, Andover, MA
November 3, 2024. Our firm had a packed month last October, that did not stop our partner William Amann to… Read More »
Zombie Mortgages
Although the recession of the late 2000s is long over, the effects continue to be a problem for some homeowners… Read More »
Massachusetts Homestead Exemption Increased to $1 Million
The Massachusetts Legislature has increased the amount of the homestead exemption from $500,000 to $1,000,000. On August 6, 2024, the… Read More »
Are Franchisees Independent Contractors?
This Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court case involves five (5) plaintiffs who own and operate 7-Eleven convenience stores in Massachusetts. The… Read More »
Josh Burnett was on the News (again).
Earlier this year, Josh Burnett appeared on NBC 10 Boston to provide commentary about a contentious bankruptcy case filed by… Read More »
Undisclosed Assets Not a Basis to Reopen a Chapter 13 Case
In a recent decision, the Massachusetts Bankruptcy Court denied a Chapter 13 Trustee’s motion to convert to Chapter 7 several… Read More »
Is your case strong enough to win?
While litigation is inherently unpredictable and often uncertain, before you file a lawsuit, make sure you have competent, experienced counsel. … Read More »
Is your Retirement Plan Exempt from Creditors in Bankruptcy?
Usually, I wouldn’t reference a case from Chicago because we practice here in New England, which is the First Circuit… Read More »
Be careful what you disclose… or don’t disclose.
In an unusual Massachusetts Appeals Court case involving a bankruptcy case filed by one of the litigants, the Appeals Court… Read More »
Josh Burnett was on the news!
Josh Burnett had the opportunity to provide some commentary for NBC Boston in connection with a contentious Massachusetts bankruptcy case.… Read More »
