B&I Lawyers Prevail in another ADA Website Case
Brann & Isaacson lawyers Peter Brann and Hanna Wurgaft prevailed in another federal lawsuit claiming that a website was inaccessible under the ADA, this…
Brann & Isaacson Publishes An Advertiser’s Guide to Data Privacy in 2023
Brann & Isaacson’s privacy team, sponsored by NaviStone, Inc., have just published An Advertiser’s Guide to Data Privacy in 2023. The publication addresses current…
Thirteen Brann & Isaacson Attorneys Honored by Super Lawyers for 2023
Brann & Isaacson congratulates its attorneys honored by Super Lawyers for 2023. Brann & Isaacson attorneys listed in the 2023 New England Super Lawyers…
Stacy Stitham and David Swetnam-Burland Pen MaineBiz Guest Column on State Privacy Laws
On May 1, 2023, MaineBiz published a guest column (subscription required) by partners Stacy O. Stitham and David Swetnam-Burland on what Maine businesses need…
Eamonn Hart Named to First Circuit Rules Advisory Committee
Earlier this month, Chief Judge Barron of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit announced the appointment of Brann & Isaacson…
Cal. Court of Appeal Clears Path for ACMA Challenge to Tax Reg.
On February 16, 2023, the California Court of Appeal issued a one-line order that will allow the San Francisco Superior Court to hear the…
Peter Lowe Leads Employment Law Webinar
On February 9, 2023, partner Peter Lowe and David Ciullo of Career Management Associates continued their Employment Law webinar series to update employers on…
Peter Lowe Delivers Legal Year in Review to CMHRA
Peter Lowe provided an annual legal update on changes and developments in employment law in 2022 and what issues might arise in 2023 to…
Peter Brann To Teach Popular Harvard Law School Course in Spring 2023
For the Spring 2023 term, partner Peter Brann will again be offering his popular course at the Harvard Law School on “The Role of…
Mass. SJC Affirms U.S. Auto Parts’ Victory in Closely Watched State Tax Dispute
On December 22, 2022, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Justice Wendlandt, held that the Massachusetts Department of Revenue…