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A small civilian rifle club located just 50 miles northwest of Boston is suing nearby Fort Devens for violating federal law granting them access to military rifle ranges at reasonable rates, as well as violating their members’ constitutional rights to due process and equal protection under the law. Read More.

City Council Meeting - 5/16/2022 Read More.

Owners of some eateries in the North End have taken legal action against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu over hefty outdoor dining fees that do not apply to other neighborhoods Read More.

Crowe & Mulvey, a personal injury firm in Boston, has been sued by a former client for alleged Legal Malpractice. The lawsuit, filed by Brian Evans, alleges that the firm failed to depose or call witnesses during his mother's wrongful death trial, and failed to object when a juror member stated that "anyone can have a heart attack," despite the fact that the juror member did not have Sleep Apnea. Read More.

Boston mayor Michelle Wu made the North End, the city's Little Italy, an offer its restaurateurs couldn't refuse — and now they're fighting back. Read More.

A group of 16 people filed a lawsuit against the City of Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu, the Boston Public Health Commission and its executive director Bisola Ojikutu, requesting $6 million per plaintiff in damages caused by the city’s indoor vaccine mandate. Read More.

The amended complaint was filed in US District Court in Boston today by Richard Chambers, a Lynnfield lawyer being funded by Make Americans Free Again, a group founded by Pam Popper, a naturopath fighting what others might call "science" but which she calls a "Covid Political Propaganda Plandemic." Read More.

Chock up a win for local Attorney Richard C. Chambers, Jr., Jr. Today he filed a federal lawsuit against “Mayor Michell Wu of the City of Boston, in her Official and Personal Capacities.” The mayor caved and lifted the unlawful forced vaccination card mandate five hours after this action. Read More.

Boston will no longer require patrons and staff at restaurants, gyms and other indoor locations to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19, Mayor Michelle Wu said Friday. Read More.

Attorney, Richard C. Chambers, Jr., Jr., of Lynnfield Massachusetts successfully prevented the Massachusetts’ Department of Children & Families (DCF) from vaccinating a 16 year old “juvenile” in their care against his parents’ wishes. This child was removed from the family home because of the political beliefs of one of the child’s parents. Read More.

Thomas O’Brien, managing director of the HYM Investment Group that is developing the Suffolk Downs site, appeared before the City Council Tuesday to talk about the exciting project and the life science building planned for the 161-acre site. Read More.