Litigation

Minority Shareholders Owe a Fiduciary Duty to One Another and the Corporation

In the matter of Empire Dealer Services, Inc., et. al. v. Kimberly A. Guerin, et. al, a Massachusetts Court recently…

1 year ago

Jim Rudolph quoted in “Building contractor’s suit against insurer revived” in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Jim Rudolph, the firm’s managing partner and a construction litigator, was quoted in “Building contractor’s suit against insurer revived” in…

2 years ago

Rudolph Friedmann Welcomes Associate Sean Cullen

We are pleased to announce that Sean Cullen has joined the firm as an associate. Sean is an experienced litigator…

2 years ago

Joint Tenancy Is Not Severed by an Incomplete Partition Proceeding

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (the “SJC” or the ‘Court”) recently issued a noteworthy decision in a case involving the…

2 years ago

Cold Hearted Contractor Lands in Hot Water with State Officials

When it comes to home improvement, homeowners and contractors must have mutual trust and confidence. Homeowners deserve quality finished work,…

2 years ago

Jon Friedmann to Present at Social Law Library’s Fall 2022 Civil Litigation CLE Series: Starting Your Practice—What You Need to Know!

Jon Friedmann will present at the Social Law Library’s three-part webinar series “Starting Your Practice—What You Need to Know!” this…

2 years ago

Court Says Landlord Cannot Evict Restaurant Tenant Despite Numerous Defaults

After a summary process trial before him (without a jury), a Superior Court judge recently held that a commercial landlord…

2 years ago

Rudolph Friedmann Successfully Represents Defrauded Real Estate Developer in Complex Employment Litigation Case

Bobby Rudolph recently represented a real estate developer in a civil lawsuit against its former project manager who was accused…

2 years ago

Rudolph Friedmann Wins Bankruptcy Case Involving Commercial Lease

Jon Friedmann recently represented Robert DeVoe as both trustee of R&M Realty Trust and individually in a case tried in…

2 years ago

Does the Federal Arbitration Act Exception Apply to Your Employees?

The Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”), long a thorn in the side of employees who desire litigation, has now been limited…

3 years ago