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Interview By Erica Brody
Erica Brody: Thank you, Judge Kobick and Judge Murphy, for joining me today, and for your willingness to share your respective journeys to the bench with our legal community. So, what were your paths to the bench?
Judge Kobick: I started my career as an elementary school teacher in New Y...
By Catherine “Cat” Scott and Daniel Fishman
Employers face unprecedented scrutiny for what their employees say and do when off the clock. In the era of ubiquitous smartphones and instantaneous sharing on social media, an employer can become part of a media cycle overnight, whether because of an employee’s own post or a bystander’s video. Online co...
By Chris Hart and Ariel Chen
Background
The use of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) systems is becoming increasingly common in cities across the United States. ALPR systems are computer-controlled cameras sold to law enforcement agencies, which deploy ALPRs at both fixed strategic points and in mobile form...
By Seth Davis
On April 23, 2025, a Massachusetts federal jury returned a mixed verdict in SEC v. Cutter, finding Massachusetts-based investment adviser Cutter Financial Group LLC (CFG) and its founder, Jeffrey Cutter, liable for violating Section 206(2) of the
By Michael J. Louis
Issue: Summary Process Is No Longer Summary
For attorneys representing landlords in Massachusetts Housing Court—particularly those entering the forum for the first time or returning after an extended absence—the practice of summary process eviction has become markedly more complex, time-consuming, and procedu...