Attorney Steven Weiss, has been chosen as a panelist for a Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) seminar about foreclosure issues. The event, “How to Dissect and Scrutinize a Foreclosure” will be held Monday, July 13 in Boston and will be broadcast live via webcast.
Michael A. Fenton will speak to students enrolled in the Springfield Judicial Youth Corps Program during a class session Thursday, June 25.
Shareholder Michele J. Feinstein will co-chair a full-day Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) symposium, “Estate Planning: Cutting Edge Issues in Western Massachusetts,” Thursday, June 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sheraton Springfield, One Monarch Place.
Shareholder Michele J. Feinstein will present at the Western New England University 12th Annual Public Forum, “Unraveling the Mystery: Medicare and Medicaid Facts Everyone Should Know,” Wednesday, June 10 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Sign-in begins at 5:30 p.m.
Do you remember old movies where, after the death of an important person, there is a formal reading of the will? The family, trusted retainers, and ancient lawyer gather while the lawyer reads the will, which imparts not just a distribution of assets, but also advice and wisdom — and sometimes also spite and vitriol — from the recently deceased.
Attorney Steven Weiss, the Chapter 11 bankruptcy trustee for Spectrum, told Boroff Wednesday that Spectrum is a viable business now that it is under new management. He hopes to have Spectrum sold intact to new owners who will keep it running.
Attorney David Webber Taped as Expert Speaker at National Business Institute Seminar
Michele J. Feinstein, L. Alexandra Hogan (Alex), Carol Cioe Klyman and Ann I. Weber (Ami) have been selected to the Super Lawyers Top Women Attorneys in Massachusetts list. Attorney Klyman and Attorney Weber have been selected to the 2014 Top 50 Women list.
Steven Schwartz considers himself a lucky person, because he’s spent a career doing exactly what he always wanted.
“Some people, when they’re young, they have a dream of what kind of profession or job they would like to have when they grow up,” he told BusinessWest. If he had forgotten his childhood dreams, he was reminded when his parents were moving and uncovered a paper he had written in the sixth grade at Washington School in Springfield.