We gathered in Boston, a city that knows something about starting a revolution, to celebrate the sixth American Legal Technology Awards at Suffolk University Law School. I gave the Mission Talk and said out loud what many of us have
Highlights from ClioCon 2025
Opening keynote by Jack Newton
Kicking off our 13th annual ClioCon in Boston, Clio’s CEO and Founder, Jack Newton set the tone for the two days with his opening keynote built on this year’s theme—Uniting Brilliance—and examined how
Boston Strong and Trademark Rights – Why You Can’t Own a City’s Motto
The phrase “Boston Strong” became a rallying cry for the strength and support Bostonians displayed after an act of terrorism.
In 2013, two brothers planted bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in Copley Square. Three people were
Time to Build: Innovation, Integrity, and the Independent Spirit of Justice
Boston, MA — In the city where revolution once sparked democracy, the 6th Annual American Legal Technology Awards gathered a sold-out crowd to celebrate a new kind of rebellion—one powered by innovation, inclusion, and courage.
Under the theme Time to
Celebrating Health Equity: Join Us at Health Law Advocates’ 30th Annual Benefit Breakfast
Whistleblower Law Collaborative is a proud supporter of Health Law Advocates (HLA). HLA is a nonprofit public interest law firm that has spent decades championing access to health care for Massachusetts residents who need it most. Through legal representation
Attorney William Thompson Featured in Boston Globe Spotlight Investigation of Dr. Derrick Todd
Link to the feature article on the bostonglobe.com
The Boston Globe Spotlight Team published on October 2, 2025 an in depth report with patient details and timelines of the alleged abuse by the former Boston rheumatologist. Close to 250 former
WIRTW #770: the ‘season 4’ edition
This week marks the launch of season 4(!) of The Norah and Dad Show podcast.
Norah and I chat about our summer, which included a trip to Boston + a trip to Peniche, and her getting settled in for her
Churches Feel Financial Strain as Immigration Crackdown Continues
A news report in today's edition of Religion News Service exposes a grim fact: newly strained finances are just one reality that Latino immigrant churches are adjusting to as the Trump administration accelerates a promised mass deportation campaign and other
Baby Boomers Now Live Next to 18-Year-Olds at Colleges Across US
Harvard, Trump Administration Clash in Key Court Hearing – WSJ
BOSTON Harvard s battle with the Trump administration over the future of the university reached a crescendo Monday in a federal courtroom here, as the Ivy League school argued the government had no basis to cut $2.2 billion of research