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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.
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With their vote under Article 4 on May 4, Town Meeting voters amended the town’s zoning bylaw to adopt a multifamily overlay district designed to meet the town’s obligations under the MBTA Communities Law (G.L.c. 40A, §3A). But Marblehead is not yet technically “compliant” from the state’s perspective. Marblehead can achieve “interim compliance” with the
By: Kris Olson
Massachusetts cannabis advocates expect the Supreme Judicial Court to let a ballot question repealing recreational marijuana legalization go before voters in November.
By: Kris Olson
The Appeals Court has ruled that a child may independently appeal termination of a parent’s rights, emphasizing the child’s best interests and family integrity.
Proposed DOL joint employer rule under FLSA could unify standards but draws sharp debate between employer and employee attorneys.
The Board of Bar Overseers heard arguments on tougher sanctions against two prosecutors accused of misconduct in the wrongful conviction of Frances Choy.
Federal lawsuits challenge lengthy CRAB delays in Massachusetts retirement appeals, alleging due process violations for disabled former public employees.
By: Kris Olson
A Superior Court judge denied a Morgan & Morgan attorney pro hac vice admission after AI-generated fake citations led to sanctions in Wyoming.
By: Kris Olson
Despite noncompliance with Chapter 61A’s notice requirements, a group of abutting property owners and a related preservation nonprofit lack standing to challenge the sale of a Centerville cranberry bog, the Supreme Judicial Court has found.
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
