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Since their effective rollout on December 1, 2010, the Guidelines have served to regulate treatment to the back, neck, shoulders, and knees for compensable claims in New York State.

There is no doubt that this is an important election year. While the presidential election will receive the majority of the attention, Proposition 24, a California ballot initiative regarding the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) will be another important vote to watch.

Boston Partner Tory A. Weigand recently argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in potentially significant decision poised to clarify factual causation in medical malpractice and negligence generally.

Morrison Mahoney Partner Brian Suslak recently obtained a courtroom success before the Massachusetts Appeals Court following oral argument.

Connecticut’s anti-SLAPP (“Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation”) statute—Conn. Gen. Stat. § 52- 196a, effective January 1, 2018—was enacted to protect parties from frivolous lawsuits aimed at curtailing the exercise of certain federal and state constitutional protected rights.

View the full webinar recording here. If you would like a copy of the slide deck, please contact Daniel Marvin here.

Morrison Mahoney Partner Ralph Sullivan and Amy Parker recently prevailed in the Massachusetts Appeals Court in a fatal snow and ice case.

In Part I, we explained the basics of the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA” or “the Act”).
For those businesses which are subject to the Act, the first step towards compliance is
confronting the reason the legislation was passed in the first place: disclosure! In order for a
business to avoid legal trouble with their California clients, or the Office of the Attorney General
(“OAG”), it needs to implement a privacy policy that gives consumers effective notice about the
information that is being collected.

Morrison Mahoney Of Counsel Steve Bolotin and Partner Tory Weigand recently obtained a courtroom success on behalf of an architectural firm in the Massachusetts Appeals Court.

Morrison Mahoney LLP Partner, Bill Staar, and Associate, Catherine Bousquet, recently won a motion for summary judgment on behalf of the Derry Village (New Hampshire) Condominium Association ("Derry") and its property manager, i.e., Cedar Management Group ("Cedar") in a $2,000,000-demand lawsuit stemming from a significant slip-and-fall accident. (Theberge v. Derry Village Condominium Association, et al.; New Hampshire Superior Court (Rockingham County); No.-218-2018-CV-01112)