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- California finds widespread PFAS drinking water contamination. latimes.com/politics/story…. David McCay 1 day ago
- RT @WBJournal: A $1.4 million purchase by Massachusetts officials has helped secure a new wildlife management area in Templeton that excee…. David McCay 6 days ago
- RT @ellengilmer: Will the Supreme Court hear a huge Clean Water Act case this term or not? Top Maui lawmaker is now directly urging the cou…. David McCay 6 days ago
- RT @ellengilmer: Maui County Council chairwoman directly calls on Supreme Court to dismiss or delay arguments in big Clean Water Act case #…. David McCay 6 days ago
- RT @ellengilmer: The new Supreme Court term is about to start! Here’s what to watch on the environmental front: news.bloombergenvironment.com/environment-an…. David McCay 2 weeks ago
- RT @WBJournal: More than a year after announcing plans to build a $101 million ballpark for the Pawtucket Red Sox' new home in Worcester, t…. David McCay 3 weeks ago
- RT @WBJournal: Funding for contaminated sites have helped redevelop Crompton Place in Worcester, as well as Polar Park, for which construct…. David McCay 3 weeks ago
- "#PFAS are a major concern for us. Occupying an increasing amount of our time and attention." @MassDEP Comm'r Suu… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 month ago
- Comm'r Marty Suuberg from @MassDEP talking up privatized cleanups at @ABAEnvLaw @SEERFall. And reacting to @EPA… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. David McCay 1 month ago
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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Leasing and LEED: Things a Landlord Should Consider
As area businesses seek to “go green,” we are seeing an increasing interest in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified buildings. This raises important leasing issues for both landlords and tenants. In this post, I’ll outline the key … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Contracts, Lease, Uncategorized
Tagged Landlord, Lease, LEED, Tenant
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Supreme Court To Weigh In: Is Your Forum Selection Clause Enforceable?
The United States Supreme Court has taken the unusual step of choosing to weigh in on a construction dispute involving a Virginia forum selection clause. Forum selection clauses generally provide that disputes must be litigated in a particular place. They … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, Contracts, Uncategorized
Tagged Forum Selection Clause, Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court
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What You Should Know About Teaming Agreements in the Construction Industry
This is the third installment in a series of posts on teaming arrangements in the construction industry. My first post in the series addressed teaming arrangements generally and described the two most common forms: joint ventures and teaming agreements. The … Continue reading
Commercial Landlord Must Wait Until End of Lease to Recover from Defaulting Tenant Says Supreme Judicial Court
As we reported previously here, the Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled last year in 275 Washington Street Corp. v. Hudson River International, LLC that, in the absence of specific lease language to the contrary, “the bright-line rule remains that a landlord … Continue reading
