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Misclasification of Employees in Massachusetts
Massachusetts employment misclasification lawyer, Alan Fanger explains the misclasification of an employee as an independent contractor.
Continue reading »How To Choose A Litigation Attorney
Boston litigation attorney, Alan Fanger reviews the strengths and qualities of a good litigation attorney.
Continue reading »Remedies for Purchase and Sale Agreements
Boston real estate litigation attorney, Alan Fanger explains remedies for the buyer of real estate in the event the seller trys to breach the Purchase and Sale Agreement in Massachusetts.
Continue reading »Sports Legal Analyst
Alan is called upon by sports radio networks and stations around the country to provide analysis of legal issues that impact on sports stories. Recently Alan has appeared on the CBS, NBC and Fox Sports Radio networks, along with sports…
Continue reading »Highly recommend Alan Fanger for Real Estate issues. He knows what he’s doing.
Posted by a Real Estate client Attorney Alan Fanger represented me in a case that was recently settled. Even though I did not recover what I had originally filed suit for, Mr. Fanger guided me to the best outcome overall….
Continue reading »The NFL Drug Lawsuit: Another Black Eye For The League?
Last week nearly 500 former National Football League players sued the league, claiming that NFL team doctors routinely provided drugs to players for the purpose of allowing them to play through injuries, but failed to inform them that the drugs—most…
Continue reading »Can This Clipper Ship Sail? Shelly Sterling And The Attempted Sale Of The LA Clippers
Recent media reports suggest that embattled LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling has given his wife, Shelly, permission to negotiate and reach an agreement to sell the Clippers franchise. This comes just days before the NBA Board of Governors is expected…
Continue reading »Buyers Beware: Seller’s Real Estate Market Leading to More Lawsuits
If you’ve been out looking at properties around Greater Boston recently, you’ve probably learned that it is definitely a seller’s market when it comes to real estate. . The result: properties that are selling for in excess of the listing price.
Continue reading »Unpaid Commissions, Misclassification, And Arbitration
Within the last decade, more companies have asked employees or contractors to sign agreements that force them to arbitrate any disputes they may have with the company. Our courts have repeatedly ruled that arbitration clauses in such agreements are enforceable. …
Continue reading »A New Tort That Should Find Acceptance in Massachusetts
In recent years courts in several jurisdictions have recognized a legal claim or theory of recovery known as “tortious interference with intended bequest”. This legal theory has grown out of the recognition that people are often able to frustrate the…
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