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Kris Olson's coverage is primarily focused on legal and government-related topics within the local (Boston, Massachusetts) context. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers announcements related to legal policy regulations and government matters.
If you have expertise in local law, judicial system, court cases or any specific legal developments in Boston or Massachusetts, reaching out to Kris with unique insights or analysis could be effective. Additionally, if you can provide valuable commentary on government policies or political developments relevant to this region, it may capture her attention.
It's important to note that her focus seems largely regional rather than national or international. Therefore, pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the specific legal landscape in Boston and Massachusetts.
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By: Kris Olson, James Andersen
While employment attorneys welcome the potential for clearer guidance under the U.S. Department of Labor's proposed joint employer rule, some remain concerned about lingering ambiguities and future litigation challenges.
By now, you likely have seen them on lawns throughout town: the anti-override group Better Way Marblehead’s signs, which read “$7,500+ Per Home Every 3 Years, Forever!” Some residents may have wondered, “Is that true?” Here’s our assessment. WHAT THE SIGN GETS RIGHT: The overrides the town will be voting on June 9 are, in
A Superior Court judge ordered a third murder trial after undisclosed medical evidence led to a Brady violation finding in a Brockton homicide case.
By: Leigh Blander, Kris Olson
Residents may have noticed that if you use the various override calculators to calculate the tax impact of the upcoming override vote, you get different answers. To help explain why that is, we ran the home value of a $1 million property through each calculator and spoke with the creators of the calculators to clarify
By: Kris Olson
Tom McMahon, a candidate for re-election to the Board of Health, has denied the Current's request to attend his information session on the override vote and the town's new trash collection program scheduled for Sunday afternoon. Asked whether the press would be welcome to attend, McMahon first asked the Current to prove its lack of
By: Kris Olson
ABA Formal Opinion 523 outlines ethical limits on engagement letter provisions involving social media, recordings, AI use and attorney withdrawal.
By: Kris Olson
You may have seen the anti-override citizens group Better Way Marblehead calling attention to a meeting of the town's Retirement Board, which is scheduled for Wednesday, June 10, the day after the town election in which voters will decide the fate of a tiered set of general overrides to fund town services and a fourth
By: Kris Olson
A Superior Court judge denied a New York attorney's pro hac vice admission after finding the attorney had used fictional case citations and legal misrepresentations.
A landlord should be granted summary judgment because the commercial lease between it and its tenant assigned the tenant responsibility for maintaining and repairing the parking lot where a plaintiff slipped, and the landlord did not retain sufficient control over a common area linked to the plaintiff’s injury to subject it to liability, a federal judge has decided. In Silvia v. Kohl’s, Inc., et al., the defendant landlord contended that it was entitled to summary judgment on the plaintiff’s negligence claim because commercial landlords do not have a duty to maintain a leased premises beyond the terms of the lease, […]
By: Kris Olson
A Superior Court judge dismissed a former BWSC executive's defamation lawsuit against the Boston Herald, citing the fair report privilege and lack of actual malice.
