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Stem s Caroline Pineau consults with Attorney Thomas MacMillan during a City Council meeting in 2019. (WHAV News file photograph.)
A downtown Haverhill cannabis retailer must make its first “impact fee” payment to the city tomorrow after a Superior Court judge denied a request for an emergency delay.
Stem, 124 Washington St., had argued it would suffer “irreparable harm” while waiting for a hearing on its larger case that the city must give it a detailed accounting of any impacts and related costs. Judge James F. Lang said if Stem were to later win its case, it could recover the $356,000 owed plus be “made whole” by collecting financial damages. Haverhill Stem Owner and CEO Caroline Pineau told WHAV she expects to win.
Posted May 07, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS, May 4, 2021 – Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP is pleased to announce that James C. (Jim) Holsclaw has joined the firm s Indianapolis office as a Partner with the Energy and Utilities practice group. I am pleased to welcome Jim to our expanding Energy and Utilities and Public Utility Regulatory practices and to the Indianapolis office, said Phillip A. Casey, Co-Chair of Calfee s Energy and Utilities practice group. Jim brings years of electric transmission and markets experience, which perfectly complements our state and federal regulatory work. The depth of experience and bench strength of our growing team will enable Calfee to better support Energy and Utilities clients on state, regional and national levels.
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James Holsclaw, Partner with Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP.
James Holsclaw, Partner with Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP.
Indianapolis, May 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP is pleased to announce that James C. (Jim) Holsclaw has joined the law firm’s Indianapolis office as a Partner with the Energy and Utilities practice group.
“I am pleased to welcome Jim to our expanding Energy and Utilities and Public Utility Regulatory practices and to the Indianapolis office,” said Phillip A. Casey, Co-Chair of Calfee’s Energy and Utilities practice group. “Jim brings years of electric transmission and markets experience, which perfectly complements our state and federal regulatory work. The depth of experience and bench strength of ou
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Bailey & Glasser LLP issued the following announcement on Feb. 15.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has named BG Partner John Roddy a 2020 Lawyer of the Year in recognition of his work representing those affected by the Columbia Gas explosions in Lawrence, Massachusetts. John led a team of lawyers appointed by Massachusetts Superior Court Judge James F. Lang to represent the class of people and businesses in greater Lawrence, Massachusetts who were devastated by the Columbia Gas disaster.
As co-lead counsel, John spearheaded the pleadings, briefing, and negotiation which ultimately resulted in a “historic” $143 million class action settlement providing significant compensation to victims of the September 2018 Merrimack Valley gas explosions caused by Columbia Gas. The settlement was crafted over six months of mediated negotiations. The court praised the settlement’s design, noting that “the majority of compensation will appropriately go to those who are most advers