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Notable & Quotable: MBA members in the news and more

Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023
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  • "Abutters lack standing to challenge cell tower," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Oct. 16). MBA members Andrew E. Goloboy and Nicholas C. Cramb commented on a Superior Court judge's decision that abutters to a proposed cell tower site lacked standing to challenge variances granted by the Essex Zoning Board of Appeals to allow the project to proceed.

  • "Judge nixes extension of ‘anti-raiding’ provision," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Oct. 16). MBA members Michael J. Lambert and Russell Beck discussed a Superior Court judge's decision that a software company could not enforce language in a former executive's employment agreement that purportedly extended the duration of an anti-raiding provision based on his alleged violation of a non-disparagement clause.

  • "Report: Courts making steady progress reducing COVID backlog," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Oct. 16). Trial Court Chief Justice Jeffrey A. Locke, an MBA member, discussed a new report documenting systemwide progress in reducing the backlog of cases stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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