The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Lyft, alleging the company discriminated against passengers with disabilities in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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The U.S. Department of Justice joins Texas lawsuit accusing Planned Parenthood of Medicaid fraud related to state funding cuts and billing practices. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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A judge ruled that a remote Connecticut lawyer can face suit in Massachusetts over alleged misconduct as corporate counsel for a limited liability company. bit.ly/4z8yG69
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A Michigan woman sued her former employer, alleging racial harassment including a gorilla photo pinned to her locker and retaliation. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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Snap Inc. reached a settlement during a trial in a suit brought by teens alleging the company's social media platform caused depression and eating disorders through addictive design. bit.ly/4sTxYs9
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The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Lyft, alleging the company discriminated against passengers with disabilities in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act. bit.ly/4eYp3Qg
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The Appeals Court ruled that timely service of an amended complaint does not excuse failure to serve the original complaint within 90 days. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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The U.S. Department of Justice joins Texas lawsuit accusing Planned Parenthood of Medicaid fraud related to state funding cuts and billing practices. bit.ly/4Ape0YM
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Most early case assessments still run on email, while the admissions, timelines, and intent sit in text threads nobody has collected yet. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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A person should not have to lose a job before a judge recognizes that a dismissed charge could cost them one. When a criminal case ends without a conviction, sealing should ordinarily follow. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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A BLS judge ruled a company suing under Massachusetts’ Loss Recovery Act for online casino players’ losses must arbitrate, just as the gamblers would. bit.ly/3WntvBU
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Relativity and Smarsh have integrated to enable direct transfer of archived communications into Relativity aiR, speeding up eDiscovery review and reducing data risks. bit.ly/4iA1yzh
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California's new law SB 574 reiterates existing ethics rules on AI use by lawyers, emphasizing education over new legislation for compliance. bit.ly/4f08a7P
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The 1st Circuit ordered resentencing for a Boston-area drug distributor, ruling that drug quantities and payment alone cannot bar a minor-role reduction. bit.ly/4BTBOW4
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A Michigan woman sued her former employer, alleging racial harassment including a gorilla photo pinned to her locker and retaliation. bit.ly/3WT6I0P
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AI-generated hallucinations continue to appear in court filings, leading to sanctions and suspensions as lawyers face mounting pressure and burnout. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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The nomination deadline for our Excellence in the Law awards is approaching!
Each year at Excellence in the Law, we celebrate our Up & Coming Lawyers and honorees for excellence in pro bono, marketing, firm administration and paralegal work.
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The Appeals Court ruled that timely service of an amended complaint does not excuse failure to serve the original complaint within 90 days. bit.ly/4iFA4qO
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A person should not have to lose a job before a judge recognizes that a dismissed charge could cost them one. When a criminal case ends without a conviction, sealing should ordinarily follow. bit.ly/3UnuTE1
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Most early case assessments still run on email, while the admissions, timelines, and intent sit in text threads nobody has collected yet. masslawyersweekly.com/2026/1…
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