News Summary Slice House, a popular pizzeria from Florida, is set to open its first Northeastern location in Union Square, Somerville. With over 40 unique
News Summary Herb Chambers Companies has agreed to pay $11.8 million to settle allegations of fraud linked to their Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) applications during
News Summary As class-action litigation surges in Massachusetts, retailers must prioritize consumer protection and adhere to local regulations to avoid legal pitfalls. This article discusses
News Summary Five international students from UMass Amherst have had their visas revoked, leading to their termination of student status. The university, taken by surprise,
News Summary Weiffenbach Law opens its doors in Falmouth, Massachusetts, providing tailored legal services to local entrepreneurs. Founded by seasoned Attorney Paul Weiffenbach, the firm
News Summary Boston is experiencing a surge in quitclaim deed fraud, leaving many homeowners vulnerable to property theft. The FBI has issued a warning about
News Summary A recent incident in Boston raised concerns over the intersection of local law enforcement and federal immigration policy. ICE detained an immigrant during
News Summary Massachusetts lawmakers are proposing the Bettor Health Act to regulate the state’s booming sports gambling industry. The act aims to enhance player protections
News Summary National Grid has been fined $15 million due to serious billing issues affecting 35,000 customers in Massachusetts during winter. The state’s Department of
News Summary Walgreens has agreed to pay $2.8 million to settle allegations of overbilling related to Medicaid programs in Massachusetts and Georgia. The U.S. Department
