In June 11 interviews with The Boston Globe, NCB10 Boston and Boston 25 News, MBA Executive Management Board member Peter Elikann discussed the defense's focus on text messages sent by Trooper Michael Proctor as he took the stand in the murder trial of Karen Read. The Boston Globe article also quoted MBA member Leonard Kesten.
"Karen Read murder trial resumes Monday," NECN (June 10). MBA Executive Management Board member Peter Elikann was interviewed about the latest developments in the murder trial of Karen Read as testimony resumed for a seventh week.
"Nondisclosure of harassment suit in bankruptcy filing doesn’t void claim," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (June 10). MBA member Todd J. Bennett commented on an Appeals Court decision that a Chapter 13 debtor's initial failure to disclose a potential sexual harassment and retaliation suit against her former employer did not judicially estop her claim.
"On stock appraisal rights, BLS judge crafts new law," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (June 10). MBA members Euripides D. Dalmanieras, Stephen D. Riden and Megan C. Deluhery discussed a Superior Court judge's decision regarding the statutory rights of corporate shareholders to have their shares appraised and purchased for fair-market value when new restrictions are imposed on the transfer or registration of those shares.
"Legal-mal survey reveals ‘unrelenting’ threat environment," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly (June 10). MBA member Erin K. Higgins discussed a recently published national survey of leading professional liability insurers that reveals the increasingly high cost of defending and settling legal malpractice claims.