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Massachusetts continues to push aggressively to address its housing shortage, and one of the state’s primary incentive-based programs is expanding. On April 13, 2026, the Executive Office of Housing and
A recent Essex Superior Court decision offers an important reminder to Massachusetts real estate litigators: courts will not dissolve a lis pendens simply because a defendant disputes the facts. In
Two federal lawsuits pending in Boston are challenging a practice that has long operated in the background of Massachusetts summary process cases: the assessment of landlord legal fees before a
A recent decision from the Massachusetts Land Court serves as an important reminder that while condominium boards are afforded broad discretion, that discretion is not without limits. In Feldman v.
20 Years! When Tim Schofield started his legal career at Goulston & Storrs, the firm was celebrating its 100th Anniversary. When he moved to Sally & Fitch (now Fitch Law Partners), the firm was celebrating its
What’s in a Name? When your business is built on trust, your name is everything. Over the last 19 years, Tim Schofield has built a law firm with a reputation for providing candid
During the pandemic, we have received numerous inquiries from condominium associations and property managers as to whether it is proper or permissible for meetings to be held remotely. The short
We frequently receive inquiries from condominium associations and landlords regarding the rights of unit owners or tenants to have service or assistance animals when the condominium documents or the lease
Condo associations and property managers are faced with the challenge of maintaining accurate and detailed records of fees and assessments due from unit owners. Regular maintenance of records may seem
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