The Worcester, Massachusetts law firm of Reardon, Joyce & Akerson, P.C. announces that, for the third time, Andrew J. Gambaccini, an associate with the firm, has been selected as a Massachusetts Rising Star by Law and Politics Media, Inc. The award follows a rigorous, multi-phased process of review and is limited to attorneys under the age of forty who have been members of the bar
Additional Information: My estranged husband is currently incarcerated in the Worcester county jail and sent me divorce papers. His mother has “temporary custody” of our children. There currently are no court dates about custody, but I do expect to take her to court for custody in the near future. Would it be safe to sign these papers, or could that jeopardize me going to court
October 17, 2011 Mary Ann Bragg | Cape Cod Times ORLEANS – The arraignment of Truro Police Chief John Lundborn on charges of operating under the influence was continued this morning until Nov. 4. Lundborn, 44, was arrested by members of his own department Friday night after he allegedly drove a Truro Police Department vehicle off Pilgrim Heights Road in Truro and crashed in the
Jill Harmacinski | Eagle Tribune METHUEN — A federal judge threw out police Sgt. Larry Phillips’ lawsuit alleging he was slandered, harassed and retaliated against for cooperating with a 2006 FBI investigation involving police Chief Joseph Solomon. As a result of the decision, Phillips could be held responsible for attorney’s fees for the city, Solomon and other officers named in the case. In a 20-page
In January 2011 Sgt. Larry Phillips of the Methuen Police Department filed a federal civil rights complaint against a number of his supervisors and co-workers in the department and against the City, his employer. He claimed that the individual superior officers deprived him of his procedural due process rights when he was placed on suspension in August 2007 and again when he was removed as
Additional Information: There was loose carpeting and several other guests tripped over the carpet before me. Other diners and servers were witnesses. I’ve since had knee surgery and continue with medical treatment and therapy. Do I have a personal injury case against the restaurant and can I sue for damages as I will probably have permanent pain in my knee? ANSWER: Whether you can recover
Additional Information: We are being sued for more than we have on our insurance policy. I’m worried we will lose everything, our home and everything we have saved. Can we protect our home and our assets in a personal injury lawsuit? ANSWER: While it is obviously too late to increase the limits on your insurance policy to protect against this accident, it is not too
