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- RT @MirickOConnell: Are you ready for #longevity? Attorney Tracy Craig suggests 4 steps to take now in her recent @Kiplinger article. http…. David McCay 1 month ago
- And a heartfelt thanks to the PMC volunteers and staff, my Team ACT teammates (pictured!), @MirickOConnell colleagu… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 month ago
- Delighted to share #PMC2018 with my mom, who volunteered again at the Franklin stop. Thanks, Mom! https://t.co/vuOaW1ZiuW. David McCay 1 month ago
- RT @PanMass: Thank you to all of the riders, volunteers, donors, and sponsors who made #PanMass2018 possible and a huge success! Together,…. David McCay 1 month ago
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- RT @MirickOConnell: Massachusetts Legislature Passes Long-Anticipated Act Limiting #Noncompetition Agreements. offtheclockemploymentblog.com/2018/08/07/mas… ht…. David McCay 1 month ago
- #PMC2018 with my Team Act mates. Let’s do this. https://t.co/0vvazuAiHA. David McCay 1 month ago
- And a special shout out and heartfelt thank you to my colleagues/partners/friends at @MirickOConnell. They stepped up big for #PMC2018. David McCay 1 month ago
- Oh, and yes. That is indeed a steel frame. Old school. #steelisreal. Compliments of my dear friend and law partner… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 month ago
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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Basics of Environmental Due Diligence
Guest post by Michael Coté of Corporate Environmental Advisors, Inc. Environmental due diligence is a legal and technical investigation conducted to satisfy certain liability protections using state and federal environmental laws or standards. Due diligence can also be used to … Continue reading
Posted in Contracts, Environmental, Hazardous Materials
Tagged ASTM E1527, due diligence, Environmental, Environmental Attorney, Phase I
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Coming Soon: Guest Commentary from Corporate Environmental Advisors
“On Solid Ground: The Mirick Real Estate Law Blog” is pleased to announce that Corporate Environmental Advisors, Inc., (CEA) will begin providing guest commentary, insight and analysis to our Blog. CEA is a full-service environmental management firm with expertise in … Continue reading
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Appeals Court Vacates $56 Million Big Dig Arbitration Award
In Massachusetts Highway Dept. v. Perini Corp., the Appeals Court vacated a $56 million arbitration award in favor of Perini-Kiewit-Cashman Joint Venture (“PKC”), one of the general contractors for portions of the Central Artery/Tunnel Project (“Project”). The Court held that … Continue reading
A Primer On Construction Contracts
For most contractors, daily responsibilities are simply too many to afford much time and effort in drafting optimal contract forms. This task, however, should not be overlooked. Contract language will directly affect your rights and obligations. It will determine, among … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Contracts
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Communities Taking Preemptive Strikes Against Marijuana Shops
Local officials across Massachusetts are seeking to restrict or ban marijuana dispensaries from opening in their towns and cities, likely setting up a legal showdown between local zoning provisions and the new state law legalizing medicinal marijuana. Marijuana Dispensaries May … Continue reading
Appeals Court Ruling Promotes Expedited Resolution of Land Use Disputes
In 2006, then-Governor Mitt Romney signed into law “An Act Relative to Streamlining and Expediting the Permitting Process in the Commonwealth.” The Act created a designated “permit session” in the Land Court designed to handle all permit-related litigation involving large … Continue reading
Appeals Court Opens the Door to Construction Defect Claims by Condominium Associations
For most property owners, the legal system typically provides a remedy when developers or builders do substandard work. Most property owners can simply bring contract or tort-based claims against the contractor they retained to perform the work. Until the Massachusetts Appeals … Continue reading
