SOCIAL LAW…SECOND CHANCE - Administrative Agency Action And Judicial Review: Nuts And Bolts, Practice Pointers And Recent Developments

On Wednesday, December 4, 2019 the Social Law Library hosted Administrative Agency Action and Judicial Review: Nuts And Bolts, Practice Pointers and Recent Developments. Presided over by a seasoned judge skilled in judicial review of agency adjudicatory decisions, this program featured an expert panel of lawyers with experience in all aspects of Massachusetts administrative law. Read Full Article

Get The Full Impeachment Picture With Hein Online

People can disagree about the merits of presidential impeachments, but there’s no question that the Hein Online Presidential Impeachment Library is the best place to find all the relevant documents. Read Full Article

Littler Employment Treatises Online!

All Social Law Library members can now search and browse employment treatises from Littler Mendelson in Fastcase. There are currently 79 publications available, spanning a wide range of topics: discrimination, visas, data protection, collective bargaining, wage and hour obligations, independent contracting and more. Read Full Article

Chief Justices to Host Listening Session About Justice System at Roxbury Community College ​

On Tuesday, December 3, the Massachusetts Judiciary, including Appeals Court Chief Justice Mark V. Green and Trial Court Chief Justice Paula M. Carey, will host a listening session at Roxbury Community College to hear from the public about ways that the justice system could be improved and the experiences of diverse communities when they go to Massachusetts courts. The listening session is open to the public and press. Read Full Article

Massachusetts Trial Court to Celebrate National Adoption Day in Courthouses Across the Commonwealth

On Friday, 140 children who have been in state foster care will be formally adopted in six courthouses across the Commonwealth as part of National Adoption Day, an event that raises awareness of the thousands of Massachusetts children in need of adoptive families. Read Full Article