Alimony Reform Act of 2011 For many years, the award of spousal support upon divorce was entirely within the discretion of the presiding judge. Beyond the basic principle that alimony should be based on “need” and [...]
Petrucelly, Nadler & Norris P.C. is most pleased to announce that Eliza J. Minsch has become a partner of the firm. Attorney Minsch joined Petrucelly, Nadler & Norris, P.C. in March, 2005. She has contributed greatly [...]
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Article recently published in Massachusetts Nonprofit Network (MNN) by Attorneys Eliza J. Minsch and Daniel F. McCabe, Jr. about keeping your organization up-to-date on legal requirements and implementing training for supervisors and staff can help prevent [...]
Petrucelly, Nadler & Norris P.C. participated at the 2013 MNN Annual Conference Our firm has recently joined the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network (MNN) to provide outstanding, cost-effective legal services to member organizations. Attorneys Eliza J. Minsch and [...]
Attorney Jennifer M. Norris recently obtained two critical victories protecting our clients’ privacy when the opposing parties sought to compel the production of personal and confidential medical and psychological records. On September 6, 2013, the Middlesex [...]
Established by Jeffrey Petrucelly and Burton Nadler in 1983, Petrucelly & Nadler, now Petrucelly, Nadler & Norris, P.C., is celebrating its 30th Anniversary in June. From their beginnings in Boston’s legal services community, Jeff and Burt [...]
On May 28, 2013 the PNN Team ran in the Lawyers Have a Heart 5K race benefiting the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. The event raised over $200,000 for this worthwhile charity.
In a recent Federal Court decision, Judge Bowler denied a corporate employer's attempt to limit our client's claims in an employment discrimination lawsuit for a father seeking equal access to work-from-home policies to care for a [...]
After 20 years in the making, the new Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code finally became effective March 31, 2012, with additional amendments in July, 2012. This reform represents a major overhaul of the rules for estate planning [...]
