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A Suffolk Superior Court judge has denied a request by six state health insurance providers to make double-digit premium increases.
Worcester’s Generex Biotechnology Corp. has sued TheStreet.com Inc. and one of its senior columnists for $250 million in damages claiming defamation, product disparagement and “injurious falsehood.”
A Scituate, R.I., man has been arrested for allegedly stealing $370,000 from Venerini Academy in Worcester in a fraudulent fundraising scheme, state
Fitchburg estate planning attorney Michael D. DellaMonaca is moving his office from Main Street to 982 South St.
Attorney General Martha Coakley's Office has negotiated a settlement with Bank o
Cognex Corp. has settled a patent suit with Fuji Machine Manufacturing Co. Ltd. and its American subsidiary Fuji America Corp.
The Institute for Legal Reform, an affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, says the legal climate in Massachusetts ranks ninth among all the states.
If a new quarterly hiring trends report holds true, the legal industry is poised to see a significant recovery in 2010.
Pro: Rules promote safetyNew regulations in Massachusetts have recently been implemented for the first time requiring licensing of sheet metal workers.
Westborough-based Systematics Inc. has signed a strategic alliance agreement with National Office Systems Inc. of Maryland.
Friday, the Massachusetts Bar Association will honor Michael P.
During the week between Christmas and News Years, 17 workers at Woodmeister Master Builders in Holden took an eight-hour class on the dangers of lead paint poisoning and how to safely handle the substance.
The state’s new identity theft regulations known more formally as “Standards for the Protection of Personal Information of Residents of the Commonwealth” went into effect on March 1 after many revisions.
Psychemedics Corp. of Acton said it made a $1.5 million profit on $16.9 million in revenue in 2009, decreases of 49 percent and 26 percent, respectively.
Bankruptcy and litigation will continue to be growth areas for lawyers, according to a recent Robert Half Legal survey.