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Notable & Quotable: MBA Members in the Media
Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018
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“Mass. Legislature refuses calls to update wiretap law,”
Boston Globe
(Dec. 29/Jan. 2). MBA Chief Legal Counsel and Chief Operating Officer
Martin W. Healy
was quoted in an article about a failed proposal to expand the state’s wiretapping law that would have given prosecutors broader power to conduct wiretaps.
“Town must pay fees over 40B opposition,”
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
(Jan. 1). MBA member
George A. Hall Jr.
, who was not involved in the case, was quoted as municipal law expert in a story about a Land Court decision on a 40B matter (
Town of Sudbury v. Bartlett, et al.
) , which found that the town, as plaintiff, could be ordered to pay defense fees under G.L.c. 231, Sec. 6F.
“Nurses can bring defamation claim,”
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
(Jan. 1). MBA member
Christina M. Lewis
was quoted as an outside expert in a story about the Superior Court decision in
Blanchard, et al. v. Steward Carney Hospital, Inc. et al.
, which found that nurses fired after an abuse scandal could sue the hospital for defamation for the comments the hospital president made to the press about the firings.
Other Articles in this Issue:
New Podcast Looks at ‘Different Paths Through Divorce’
RSVP for the Student Loan Bankruptcy Assistance Project Reception
Volunteer to judge an upcoming Mock Trial
'Walk to the Hill' for civil legal aid on Jan. 25
Submit an article to the
Massachusetts Law Review
Apply for the MBA's $10,000 Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. Scholarship
MBA seeks nominations for 2018-19 officer, delegate positions
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Featured CLE: Learn how to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, Jan. 17
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Featured member benefit: Ruby® Receptionists
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Notable & Quotable: MBA Members in the Media
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