Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly: Recent Episodes
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In light of what has been described as “the largest leak of CIA documents in history” via WikiLeaks, some may be wondering, “Should I be worried that my smartphone, computer or even my TV is spying on me?” In this podcast, Lawyers Weekly reporter Kris Olson discusses that question and more with Joe Laferrera, head […]
In light of what has been described as “the largest leak of CIA documents in history” via WikiLeaks, some may be wondering, “Should I be worried that my smartphone, computer or even my TV is spying on me?” In this podcast, Lawyers Weekly reporter Kris Olson discusses that question and more with Joe Laferrera, head ...
Governor’s Councilor Marilyn M. Petitto Devaney has been the subject of a barrage of public criticism after she announced she would vote “no” on the judicial nomination of Joseph S. Berman. Berman, a litigator at Looney & Grossman in Boston, was tapped by the governor for a judgeship on the Superior Court. During a four-hour ...
Arguing an appeal, whether it’s before a state appellate court, a federal circuit or the U.S. Supreme Court, can seem like a daunting task for a lawyer who doesn’t have much appellate experience. Three of the Supreme Court’s top litigators with dozens of High Court oral arguments under their belts – Walter E. Dellinger III, ...
Fans of songs with legal themes, listen up: Local radio station WMBR’s “Lost & Found” program celebrated Law Day last Friday (May 1 is the traditional date for the observance) with two hours of country, soul and rock songs about the law. The playlist ranged from hits like Marvin Gaye’s “Can I Get A Witness?” ...