Archstone represented a large multi-specialty medical practice in connection with the sale of the assets of the practice to a hospital. The representation included negotiating the business terms of the acquisition, due diligence, the separation of several of the shareholders from the practice prior to the acquisition, the drafting and negotiating [...]
Archstone Law Group was pleased to co-sponsor the New England Dental Society's Annual event held at the Embassy Suites in Waltham, MA in November 2014. For more information, please visit the NE Dental Society's website.
Eve Horwitz was selected as a member of the faculty of Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education's program on Health & Hospital Law Basics. At this year’s program, Eve will address topics pertinent to physicians and physician practices. The program provides an introduction to Massachusetts and Federal health care law-including the essential core issues [...]
Under the Massachusetts Food Allergy Awareness Act ("FAAA") all food establishments that cook, prepare, or serve food intended for immediate consumption, either on or off the premises, are required to comply with regulations developed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Many food establishments are not in compliance with the [...]
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Update from Archstone Law Group Massachusetts Adopts Uniform Trust Code The Massachusetts Uniform Trust Code ("MUTC") was recently signed into law and applies to all trusts in existence before, on, or after its effective date, with a few provisions that apply prospectively only. The MUTC clarifies and, in some cases expands, [...]
Update from Archstone Law Group HIPAA - Beyond Notices of Privacy Practices It has now been almost a decade since the HIPAA Privacy regulations became law. There has been substantial compliance with most of the requirements, but we have found that some of our clients have questions regarding ongoing implementation [...]
Update from Archstone Law Group Recent Massachusetts Court Cases Interpreting Non-Competition Agreements There has been much discussion in Massachusetts about doing away with employee non-competition agreements, and courts will generally interpret these agreements as narrowly as possible. Two recent cases in Massachusetts dealing with employee non-competition agreements are illustrative of [...]
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Update from Archstone Law Group Commercial Landlords' Duty to Tenants Expanded In March of this year, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in the case of Bishop v. TES Realty Trust continued a trend of significantly expanding the duties of commercial landlords to their tenants and arming tenants with new rights. [...]