With the governor’s long-awaited plan to finally allow businesses to reopen, you should give some thought to how your business will reopen. I am borrowing my...

Massachusetts recently passed the Eviction and Mortgage Foreclosure Moratorium Act (“Act”), which restricts eviction and foreclosure activities for both resi...

With the recent COVID-19 situation, businesses must adjust the way they operate day-to-day, including having their employees work remotely. If you provided c...

People form corporations for many purposes, but one main reason is liability protection. If you form a corporation, set up and follow your bylaws, and run th...

I always impress upon my clients that an agreement among parties is helpful to meter out the contractual obligations. The upside to this is that there is lan...

With the new year upon us, take a look at your business documents to make sure everything is up to date. As you are aware, each year you need to file an annu...

Last week I successfully helped a client defeat a motion for an injunction in Boston Housing Court. The case involved a potential tenant who wanted to force ...

Many small business owners have legal issues that must be addressed but have no in-house counsel. They could either hire a full-time counsel, or they could o...

There are many options to grow your business: bring on a partner, buy another business, sell company shares, acquire investors, obtain a business loan, or hi...

Many of you saw the email that went out regarding the Written Information Security Program (“WISP”) project. I am working in collaboration with Brian Kilcoyn...

When you start a business, there are multiple people you need to speak to make sure everything is set up correctly. These people include those in the financi...

If your company applies for a loan, the bank will request an attorney prepare an enforceability letter, or sometimes called an opinion letter. Essentially th...

I talked to clients who feel no need to memorialize a business relationship with a friend or family member. They feel there’s no need because they trust each...

You most likely have a website for your business. Do you have terms and conditions for users of your website? If you don’t, consider it. It is an agreement b...

Many business owners ask me questions about what they can do with their employees: how do they fire them? How do they change a payment schedule? When can emp...

One area where Bombard Law Office, PC can assist is with foreign discovery. That is when there is a lawsuit in another state, but there is discovery needed f...

Recently I’ve had potential clients ask how much I would charge to set up a corporate entity. I give them my quote, along with what that entails: filing fee,...

One of the most important aspects of an attorney-client relationship is communication. Any legal endeavor, from complex litigation to negotiation of a busine...

When I tell people I am an attorney, they ask me about a legal issue, and I am always glad to provide my insight. I try to give them advice they can use to r...

Should a defendant in a small claims matter hire an attorney to defend them? The answer is: maybe. People hire an attorney for a small claims matter when the...