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In case you missed my radio appearance last week on the Mind Your Own Business radio show, I thought I would share the link to the entire segment. We spend 10 minutes discussing foreclosures in the real estate market and the responsibility of lenders, property owners, and property management through the foreclosure process. Listen to Howard Goldman’s radio segment on foreclosure Read the entire MYOB interview on foreclosures
Attorney Howard Goldman was asked recently to participate in The Best Trial Lawyer Video Series, sponsored by WIN Interactive. This interview captures the history of Goldman & Pease as well as our approach to practicing law in Massachusetts. I hope you enjoy it. Howard Goldman’s video interview
Year in review: the largest jury verdicts of 2010 (PDF version) By Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Silverio v.Gentile, et al. Norfolk Superior Court Date of verdict: July 23, 2010 Plaintiff’s attorneys: Brian P. Burke, Worcester; and Howard S. Goldman, Goldman, Goldman & Pease, Needham Status of verdict: On appeal On an early December morning in2006,two brothers from Needham were on their way to a coffee shop when an SUV traveling in the opposite direction crossed the center line and hit their vehicle
Howard Goldman discusses the new real estate laws on Mind Your Own Business radio show. Listen to Howard’s Radio Segment on the Homestead Exemption and Lender’s Foreclosure Responsibilities
Attorney Howard Goldman will appear on The Mind Your Own Business radio show, this Sunday 9-11AM EST on WBNW 1120. You may listen to the show over the internet at www.moneymattersboston.com. The show covers business topics such as how to successfully run a business for the beginner or seasoned veteran, different financing options, and networking ideas. Along with expert guests who help business owners/managers and those interested in getting into business navigate the issues concerning business. The show also introduces businesses
By Christina Pazzanese, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly – PDF Version August 30, 2010 Two Needham brothers who were victims of a 2006 car crash that left one of the men permanently unable to walk or speak were recently awarded $12 million in damages by a jury in Norfolk Superior Court. While the collision was caused by a driver with a record riddled with citations, license suspensions and accidents dating back to 1997, it was the man’s grandparents who proved to be the
By: David E. Frank August 2, 2010 Lawyers say a ruling issued by the Supreme Judicial Court last week will dramatically alter the way snow and ice liability cases are litigated in Massachusetts. In Papadopoulos, et al. v. Target Corporation, et al., the SJC held that property owners can now be found liable for failing to keep their land free of dangerous snow and ice, regardless of whether the condition resulted from natural or unnatural causes. “What the court has done
Dog Bite Victim Seeks $100,000. A lawsuit filed against the town and the Friends of Berlin Animal Control seeks a jury trial and damages of at least $100,000 in the case of an adoption of a Siberian Husky that allegedly attacked a woman and bit off her ear.
The Legal System Works by MetroWest Magazine. Attorney Howard Goldman represented this party that was suffering from years of payments under the non-compete agreement, which amounted to more than $100,000. The business was struggling to grow despite this drag that amounted to substantial proportions of its would-be profits.
In case you missed my radio appearance last week on the Mind Your Own Business radio show, I thought I would share the link to the entire segment. We spend 10 minutes discussing foreclosures in the real estate market and the responsibility of lenders, property owners, and property management through the foreclosure process. Listen to Howard Goldman’s radio segment on foreclosure Read the entire MYOB interview on foreclosures
Attorney Howard Goldman was asked recently to participate in The Best Trial Lawyer Video Series, sponsored by WIN Interactive. This interview captures the history of Goldman & Pease as well as our approach to practicing law in Massachusetts. I hope you enjoy it. Howard Goldman’s video interview
Year in review: the largest jury verdicts of 2010 (PDF version) By Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Silverio v.Gentile, et al. Norfolk Superior Court Date of verdict: July 23, 2010 Plaintiff’s attorneys: Brian P. Burke, Worcester; and Howard S. Goldman, Goldman, Goldman & Pease, Needham Status of verdict: On appeal On an early December morning in2006,two brothers from Needham were on their way to a coffee shop when an SUV traveling in the opposite direction crossed the center line and hit their vehicle
Howard Goldman discusses the new real estate laws on Mind Your Own Business radio show. Listen to Howard’s Radio Segment on the Homestead Exemption and Lender’s Foreclosure Responsibilities
Attorney Howard Goldman will appear on The Mind Your Own Business radio show, this Sunday 9-11AM EST on WBNW 1120. You may listen to the show over the internet at www.moneymattersboston.com. The show covers business topics such as how to successfully run a business for the beginner or seasoned veteran, different financing options, and networking ideas. Along with expert guests who help business owners/managers and those interested in getting into business navigate the issues concerning business. The show also introduces businesses
By Christina Pazzanese, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly – PDF Version August 30, 2010 Two Needham brothers who were victims of a 2006 car crash that left one of the men permanently unable to walk or speak were recently awarded $12 million in damages by a jury in Norfolk Superior Court. While the collision was caused by a driver with a record riddled with citations, license suspensions and accidents dating back to 1997, it was the man’s grandparents who proved to be the
By: David E. Frank August 2, 2010 Lawyers say a ruling issued by the Supreme Judicial Court last week will dramatically alter the way snow and ice liability cases are litigated in Massachusetts. In Papadopoulos, et al. v. Target Corporation, et al., the SJC held that property owners can now be found liable for failing to keep their land free of dangerous snow and ice, regardless of whether the condition resulted from natural or unnatural causes. “What the court has done
Dog Bite Victim Seeks $100,000. A lawsuit filed against the town and the Friends of Berlin Animal Control seeks a jury trial and damages of at least $100,000 in the case of an adoption of a Siberian Husky that allegedly attacked a woman and bit off her ear.
The Legal System Works by MetroWest Magazine. Attorney Howard Goldman represented this party that was suffering from years of payments under the non-compete agreement, which amounted to more than $100,000. The business was struggling to grow despite this drag that amounted to substantial proportions of its would-be profits.
