Established Massachusetts business lawyer and Managing Partner of Innovative Business Law Group, Colin A. Coleman, has joined Partridge Snow & Hahn as Partner in the Firm’s Needham office. Coleman is joined by Of Counsel, Lawrence J. Sheh, and Associate, Brian J. Reilly. “The addition of Colin and his team in Needham is a tremendous asset...
On April 20, Partridge Snow & Hahn partner, Michael Gamboli, was quoted in a RI Lawyers Weekly article titled “Employer can’t enforce non-compete vs. doctor.” The article details a Superior Court Judge’s decision to not allow a health care provider to enforce a non-competition agreement with a physician who left to work elsewhere. Subscribers of the publication...
On April 20, Partridge Snow & Hahn partner, Michael Gamboli, was quoted in a RI Lawyers Weekly article titled “Employer can’t enforce non-compete vs. doctor.” The article details a Superior Court Judge’s decision to not allow a health care provider to enforce a non-competition agreement with a physician who left to work elsewhere. Subscribers of the publication...
Did Led Zeppelin copy the opening of its iconic song “Stairway to Heaven” from a lesser-known band? A jury in California will decide in May whether the song copied elements of “Taurus,” a 1967 instrumental track from the band Spirit. Written in 1971, “Stairway to Heaven” is arguably the best known rock song of all...
If you have a 401(k) plan and are trying to increase participation, you are aware of this frustrating trend: a participant comes to you when she turns 59.5 or is about to retire, and wants to withdraw everything and roll it into an IRA, on the recommendation of her investment adviser. By the time the paperwork hits...
You probably know when you can withdraw/rollover money from your 401(k) plan (generally when you leave employment, turn 59.5, or retire). But many folks don’t realize that in most cases, those withdrawals/rollovers are optional; you could leave your money in your 401(k) plan after retirement and use it just like you would an IRA. So the real question is, what should you do...
If you are a founder of an early stage company, the issue of raising money is likely top of mind and a material source of anxiety. My guess is that when you hatched your great idea and decided to launch your company, you knew that raising capital would be something you’d need to do, but...
If you are a founder of an early stage company, the issue of raising money is likely top of mind and a material source of anxiety. My guess is that when you hatched your great idea and decided to launch your company, you knew that raising capital would be something you’d need to do, but...
As in The Anchor, First Quarter 2016 Is your organization prepared for a cyber-attack? No, this is not a tagline to promote or sell cyber security insurance (although the cyber-related insurance market is growing into the multiple of billions of dollars). It is a question for you and your customers. Increasing cyber threats and government regulations designed to protect against them, mean...
As seen in the March 25, 2016 edition of the New England Real Estate Journal. China’s volatile stock market has only increased the desire for foreign capital inflow from China to U.S. Chinese foreign investment in U.S. commercial real estate has increased steadily from $3 billion in 2013 to $6.6 billion in 2014 to $8.6 billion...
