- News report. WBUR (Nov. 5). MBA member Peter Elikann was quoted for a radio story previewing a State House hearing on a proposed bill requiring the use of interlock devices for first-time drunk driving offenders.
- "NBC10 Boston Responds: Under-covered for your car? Couple's case highlights under-insurance," NBC10 Boston (Nov. 4). MBA Past President Marsha Kazarosian and MBA member Walter Costello explained why the financial limit on a couple's under-insurance policy has prevented them from receiving a payout to compensate for injuries they suffered in a 2017 crash.
- "SJC: no fiduciary duty owed to IRA beneficiary," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Nov. 4). MBA member Richard M. Gelb discussed a Supreme Judicial Court decision, which found that the commercial custodian of non-discretionary individual retirement accounts did not owe a fiduciary duty to a named beneficiary, but that the beneficiary could maintain a Chapter 93A claim alleging that the beneficiary had unreasonably withheld funds.
- "$14M forfeiture order upheld in fraud case," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (Nov. 4). MBA member John A. Tarantino commented on a 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling, which found that a businessman convicted of defrauding clients of his property exchange company was not entitled to have a jury decide the amount of his criminal forfeiture.
- "Solve it 7: Car wash calamity," 7News Boston (Oct. 31). MBA Past President Robert W. Harnais was interviewed for an investigative piece focused on the issue of liability for vehicle damage sustained in a car wash.