Ali Tozier speaking at NBI’s “Business Law: A to Z” seminar
Ali Tozier will speak at an upcoming NBI seminar, “Business Law: A to Z,” on December 10. Ali joins a panel discussion
Kelly McDonald featured in Mainebiz
Kelly McDonald is featured in the latest edition of Mainebiz, in an article that details how local law firms are focusing on
Bo Bigelow heading to San Francisco for DISORDER: The Rare Disease Film Festival
In 2017, Attorney Bo Bigelow and Daniel DeFabio, both of whom are parents of children with rare diseases, founded DISORDER: The Rare
John Bannon quoted in new book detailing ownership of Maine’s beaches
Tower Publishing released The Great Land Grab this week, a book that details the evidence underlying a case that resulted in a
Who will manage your digital accounts when you’re gone?
Maine’s adoption of the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act By Rachel W. Sears, Associate As our lives become increasingly digital,
Protecting elderly relatives from financial scammers
by Elizabeth Hunt, Partner An elderly relative gets a call from someone claiming to be their grandchild. He’s in trouble. He’s been arrested
Andrew Helman named to American Bankruptcy Institute’s 2019 “40 Under 40” list
Attorney Andrew Helman has been named to the American Bankruptcy Institute’s 2019 “40 Under 40” list of Emerging Leaders in Insolvency Practice,
Attorneys from Murray Plumb & Murray named to 2019 New England Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists
Seven attorneys from Murray Plumb & Murray have been selected for inclusion in the 2019 New England Super Lawyers and Rising
New federal rule makes more workers eligible for overtime pay
By Ali Tozier, Associate On September 24, 2019, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule that makes 1.3 million American
Whistleblowing protections for employees
By Stacey Neumann, Partner & Chair of Employment Practice Group We’ve heard a lot about whistleblowing in the news lately, with allegations