New Year’s resolutions for your estate plan
According to a 2019 survey, 57% of adults in the U.S. don’t currently have estate planning documents in place. We’ve discussed in
Wage law updates for 2020
By Ali Tozier, Associate With the start of 2020, we’re seeing some recent updates to wage law that you may want to
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
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
Murray Plumb & Murray attorneys selected for inclusion in annual recognition of The Best Lawyers in America
Eight attorneys from Portland law firm Murray Plumb & Murray have been included in the 26th Edition of The Best Lawyers in
How DNA testing is affecting estate planning
By Rachel W. Sears, Associate When we hear “DNA profiling,” most of us think of criminal law, where suspects’ profiles are compared to