In any public place, it is no joke, and you might be liable for discrimination if you ask the individual to leave.

On October 1, 2018, Massachusetts law governing non-compete agreements and the protection of trade secrets changed.

Vicki Donahue, President of the Berkshire County Bar Association, hosted Joseph Berman, General Counsel of the Massachusetts Board.

On July 1, 2018, the updated Massachusetts Equal Pay Act[1] will go into effect to remedy the continuing gender wage gap.

Best Lawyers has named Cain Hibbard partner Diane M. DeGiacomo as a 2018 “Lawyer of the Year.”

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (the “Act”)[1] goes into effect April 1, 2018. Are you ready?

Syd Smithers once again participated in MCLE’s annual Municipal Law Conference.

Elisabeth Goodman will present an update on legal issues respecting lake management to the Real Estate Bar Association.

Managing partner Lucy Prashker explored the legal boundaries of advocacy by 501(c)(3) organizations with leaders of the nonprofit Berkshire.

Fred was born in Pittsfield on September 4, 1922, the son of Frederick M. Myers, Sr., and Ethel M. Myers.

Lucy Prashker was named the 2015 Woman of Achievement by Berkshire Business and Professional Women (BBPW).

Employers may be required to pay overtime when employees voluntarily work during their lunch breaks.

Under Massachusetts’s new sick leave law, voted into law on November 4, 2014, employees are entitled to forty hours of sick time per year.

Extension available to certain employers for compliance with new Massachusetts Sick Time Law

Cain Hibbard has been named a member of the 2015 Pinnacle Group by Berkshire United Way.

Lucy Prashker, managing partner of Cain Hibbard, announced the launch of Chapter One, an early childhood literacy initiative.

Diane DeGiacomo joined other experts in her field of family law to speak at the annual Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education’s.

Diane DeGiacomo, now in her eighth year as the lawyer coach for Lenox Memorial Middle and High School’s Mock Trial team, proudly...

On January 7, 2015, Governor Deval Patrick signed into law a Parental Leave Bill, amending the Massachusetts Maternity Leave Act (“MMLA”).

As the last of its five community events commemorating its 50th anniversary, Cain Hibbard sponsored a lively and inspiring performance.