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"In the top 1% of firms in the country." - Chairperson, National Engineering Company
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At Your Service August 2011
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CALENDAR
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MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH CARE REFORM
Are you paying your fair share?
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Bradley L. Croft, Esq.
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In 2006, Governor Mitt Romney signed into law M.G.L. Chapter 149,
Section 188, “An Act Providing Access to Affordable, Quality,
Accountable Health Care” (known as, and referred to herein as, the “Fair
Share Act”), which became effective on October 1, 2006. This law
imposed new health insurance mandates on both individuals and employers
in Massachusetts. The employer mandates included a “fair share” premium
contribution requirement under which an employer with 11 or more
full-time equivalent employees in the Commonwealth is required to (i)
make a “Fair and Reasonable Premium Contribution” to the health
insurance costs of its employees, or (ii) pay to the Commonwealth an
annual per employee “fair share” employer annual contribution of up to
$295 per employee. read more
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No Personal Liability for Managers and Officers of LLCs under Wage Act
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Bethany A. Grazio, Esq.
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Recently, in a case of first impression, a Hampden
Superior Court judge held that the managers and officers of a limited
liability company cannot be held personally liable under the
Massachusetts Wage Act (M.G.L. c. 149, § 148). The issue before the
Superior Court in Cook v. Patient EDU, LLC et al., Lawyers
Weekly No. 12-112-011, was whether the Wage Act applied to managers and
officers of an LLC as it applies to officers of a corporation. read more
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Marketing Corner
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Howie Altholtz
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E-nough!
Technology used to deliver a better product and experience is awesome... BUT don't let it overwhelm the dining experience.
That
experience still requires a personal touch and creating a 'zone of
comfort', i.e., free of noise, LED displays and other distractions.
Many
diners are increasingly uncomfortable with the proliferation - at
tables - of countless electronic devices being used by adults, as well
as by and for children (as electronic babysitters).
Preserve the special dining experience by having a clear policy, whether that involves an outright
prohibition or some set-aside area for distracting devices.
Howie Altholtz is the Chief Marketing Officer for Ruberto, Israel & Weiner. Howie can be reached at
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Industry Trends
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Industry Group Attorneys
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Ruberto,
Israel & Weiner attorneys have comprehensive knowledge and
expertise in the areas of law in which they practice and the industries
served. Attorneys in RIW’s Retail, Food & Hospitality Group have
provided legal services to industry clients for over 20 years.
Additionally, our attorneys organize seminars, lecture, write articles,
participate in trade associations, and serve on Boards of Advisors for
retail, food and hospitality industry companies.
For a full description of our Retail, Food & Hospitality Group, including a list of representative clients, click here.
Industry Group Attorneys
Kelly Caralis, Mergers & Acquisitions and Leasing
Bradley Croft, Construction Law
Michael J. Duffy, Litigation
Stacey Friends, Trademarks and Branding
Bethany Grazio, Mergers & Acquisitions and Financing
Louis Katz, Mergers & Acquisitions and Leasing
David Robinson, Litigation
Michael D. Rosen, Commercial Real Estate; Zoning; Land Use; Leasing & Financing
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Russell Stein, Mergers & Acquisitions and Leasing
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