Here's my writeup on the teen social media ban making its way through the MA Legislature. If signed into law, the bill will put the state on "untested constitutional ground." Take a look:

The @bostonglobe.com editorial board on our ghost network lawsuit, and why the Division of Insurance must enforce the law requiring health insurance providers to maintain accurate lists of in network providers: www.bostonglobe.com/2026/05/17/o...

In 2023, I wrote about Purcell in my note for BU's Public Interest Law Journal. I came to a very similar conclusion:

Per John Adams, legal counsel is "the very [first] thing that an accused person should want in a free Country." This week, I joined Monica Shah at the John Adams Courthouse to protect the rights of those who represent the indigent. All workers deserve to advocate freely for fair pay, no exceptions.

Health insurers must deliver on the benefits consumers pay for. We, Pollock Cohen, and Walden Macht Haran & Williams filed suit against insurers who misled customers with false promises of in-network mental health coverage that never existed. Read more: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/recent_news/...

On the blog: Attorney Noah Gillen discusses the SJC's recent decision on attorney's fees in anti-SLAPP cases, offering protection to low-wage workers: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/sjc-protects...

We continue to stand with over 800 of the nation's law firms in support of Perkins Coie and its suit to strike down retaliatory executive orders aimed at law firms disfavored by the President. We will always fight for justice and the rule of law: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/recent_news/...

Attorney @naomishatz.bsky.social has been selected by The Education Lawyers as their recommended attorney in Massachusetts. Read more here: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/recent_news/...

Continuing my analysis of the ongoing battles between the Trump administration and higher ed, here's a quick look at some of the institutions that aren't cutting deals with the administration. Remember, even if Presidential and university policy change, your constitutional rights have not.

For clients and practitioners alike, pitfalls abound when using AI tools available to the public. Here's why you should think twice before going to the chat bot for legal advice:

Earlier this week, the SJC affirmed the broad protections granted to public employees under the state's whistleblower law. Attorney Noah Gillen discusses the decision on our blog: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/sjc-confirms...

NEW LAWSUIT: Yesterday, along with the National Lawyers Guild, we sued UMass Amherst for free speech and due process violations arising out of a peaceful protest last fall. Read about the suit here: www.bostonlawyerblog.com/recent_news/...

Check out my write-up of the deals some universities have made with the Trump administration. These deals may become more relevant as a new wave of protest grows on and off campus. If you are facing discipline for exercising your constitutional rights on campus, drop us a line.

No Kings includes Draft Kings

No hyperbole: The Boston e-bike incentive changed my life. I've logged over 200 miles since November in the cold. It's so much easier to get around and genuinely fun. Knowing what I know now, I wouldn't hesitate to spend the full price of my setup (~$1500).

Enjoying The Beer this Thanksgiving #beer

Embarrassed to admit this may work on me because of how unintentionally funny it is

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