Partner Chris Strang recently accepted an appointment to serve on the Advisory Board for Lawyers for Affordable Justice (LAJ). Founded in January, 2016, LAJ is a collection of independent lawyers joining forces to provide legal services to low and moderate income clients at rates they can afford.The LAJ attorneys are able to provide services at reduced […]...
Strang, Scott, Giroux & Young, LLP, was recently selected to join the Construction Lawyers Alliance, a group devoted to providing a comprehensive collection of construction law resources prepared by a select group of construction lawyers nationally. Strang Scott is proud to join the Alliance and will continue to offer timely advice and updates on construction […]...
At a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce breakfast this week, Massachusetts House Speaker DeLeo proposed compromise legislation regarding non-compete agreements. The Speaker’s proposal included three points: limiting non-competes to twelve months; requiring employers to provide employees notice that a non-compete will be required before employment begins (and inform employees of a right to counsel), and […]...
The Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) recently announced that contractors will soon be able to utilize an online application process for certification. It will include the ability to pay fees online as well as online access to documents such as Certificates of Eligibility. The website is expected to be ready in […]...
Our friends at Mass Innovation Labs were once again featured in the Boston Globe. Mass Innovation Labs is changing the world of how companies lease and utilize laboratory space. Meet the chief encouragement officer in Kendall Square ...
Our friends and clients who are entrepreneurs and small business owners will appreciate the insight in this recent New York Times article: The Choices That Led Small Business Owners to Wealth ...
Strang Scott was honored to be a part of the 2016 Boston Bar Foundation’s Annual Adams Benefit. This year, over 1,000 attendees joined the Boston Bar Foundation at the Museum of Fine Arts, raising over $600,000 for legal aid services. Our friends at The Danger Booth were at the event doing what they do best:...
A Superior Court judge recently ruled in Kapiloff’s Glass, Inc. et.al. v. University of Massachusetts (UMASS), et.al., MICV2014-08766, that Massachusetts awarding authorities on public construction projects do, in fact, have a duty to confirm that the payment bonds submitted by general contractors are valid.Strang Scott brought suit on behalf of four subcontractors who provided labor […]...
Strang Scott is pleased to welcome first-year associate Andrea Jacobs to the firm. Ms. Jacobs is a 2015 graduate of Boston University School of Law, and worked with Strang Scott as a Summer Associate in 2014. While in law school, Ms. Jacobs also worked with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources and the Boston University Office of […]...
In a case of first impression, the court in Kapiloff’s Glass, Inc. et.al. v. University of Massachusetts (UMASS), et.al., MICV2014-08766 will consider whether the public awarding authority has a duty under M.G.L. c. 149, §29 to ensure that the payment bond provided by the general contractor on public construction projects is valid.On the University of […]...