2025 Labor & Employment Law Seminar

Mirick’s annual Employment Law Seminar is being held at the Hilton Doubletree Hotel in Westborough on October 7th. We are thrilled to welcome Bonnie Rivers, Director of Employer Relations for Work Without Limits, as our keynote. Her presentation will explore best practices and tips for engaging with people with all types of disabilities in both […]

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Attorney Joe Baldiga named VP of Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce Board

Congratulations to Attorney Joseph Baldiga who has been named Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Hopkinton Chamber of Commerce. Joe is a partner and chair of the firm’s Creditors’ Rights, Bankruptcy and Reorganization Team, where he concentrates his practice on creditor and debtor rights, bankruptcy proceedings, out-of-court loan restructurings, and the purchase […]

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Richard Van Nostrand designated Chair of the Board of Bar Overseers

The Justices of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court have designated Mirick Attorney Richard Van Nostrand Chair of the Board of Bar Overseers. He serves at General Counsel for the firm, and has extensive experience in general civil trial work, with concentrations in business, commercial and employment litigation. He provides advice and representation in a variety […]

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Attorney John Shea named to 2025 Family Law “Go To Family Lawyers” list

Congratulations to Attorney John Shea of Mirick’s Family Law & Divorce Team, who has been named among the top family law lawyers in the Commonwealth as selected by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, for inclusion in the 2025 Family Law “Go To Family Lawyers” list. […]

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City of Newton’s Involuntary Transfer of Police Sergeant Deemed Adverse Employment Action by Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

On May 22, 2025, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in City of Newton v. Commonwealth Employment Relations Board reversed the Massachusetts Appeals Court’s decision and affirmed the Commonwealth’s Employment Relations Board (CERB) decision when it held that substantial evidence supported the finding that the City of Newton’s transfer of a police sergeant from his day shift in the traffic bureau […]

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John Shea elected WCBA Secretary-Treasurer

Attorney John Shea, Chair of Mirick’s Family Law and Divorce Team, was elected Secretary/Treasurer of the Worcester County Bar Association. The Worcester County Bar Association (WCBA) is a voluntary association of approximately one thousand lawyers, judges, clerks and related legal professionals, serving the county and the broader community since 1887. WCBA offers an array of […]

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Attorney Elizabeth Greene to present at the ABA Healthcare Delivery & Innovation Conference

Attorney Elizabeth Greene will present “Navigating the Challenges of Advising HealthcarePractitioners and Entities Regarding Provider Impairment, Confidential Treatment Programs, and Licensure and Credentialing Reviews” at the American Bar Association Healthcare Delivery & Innovation Conference on September 30. For more information, visit the ABA Healthcare Delivery & Innovation Conference website. […]

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Is it Time to Update My Estate Plan?

Have you created an estate plan? A Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Health Care Proxy, and perhaps a Trust? Good work! You are more prepared for the future protection of your financial assets than the approximately 68% of Americans who do not even have a Will. However, when was the last time you looked at […]

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