Moehrke, Mackie & Shea, PC. - Profiles of counselors specializing in commercial litigation and governmental regulation, related to land use development in wetlands, oceanfront and hazardous waste from offices in Back Bay.

Moquin & Daley - Full-service plaintiffs' trial firm; information on typical cases with profiles of attorneys. Offices also in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Murray & Murray - General practice firm, offering a broad range of legal services to individuals and business clients.

Nathanson & Goldberg - General practice firm with concentration in real estate, general business, government contract litigation and civil litigation.

Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP - Specializing in intellectual property issues for technology-driven companies.

O'Connell & Associates, PC - Representing clients for personal injury, products liability, aviation, and construction accident litigation.

Palmer & Dodge, LLP - Providing full litigation services involving a broad spectrum of claims including antitrust and unfair competition, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, breach of contract, and commercial fraud.

Parker Scheer Attorneys - Offering service for business law, personal injury, real estate, divorce, and probate.

Patti Jones,esq - Entertainment lawyer specializing in music business issues and intellectual property.

Peabody & Arnold - Business law focus; includes case studies and directory of attorneys.

Perkins, Smith, and Cohen, LLP - Information on theses general practice attorneys with offices in Boston, Providence, and Washington D.C.; includes list of publications.

Peter S. Chase - Truelove, Dee & Chase, LLP - Business attorney, specializing in entity selection and intellectual property. Profile and contact information.

Peter T. Elikann - Criminal defense lawyer.

Posternak, Blankstein and Lund L.L.P - Business law focusing on corporate and real estate matters.

Pre-Trial Solutions, Inc. - Mediation and arbitration firm.

Quinn & Morris - Personal injury attorneys.

Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster - General practice firm with focus on business, employment, environmental, insurance, land use, litigation, real estate, tax, and trusts and estates.

Doctor Charged With Suborning Perjury In Strangling Death
<p>A Massachusetts doctor suspected of killing his girlfriend 15 years ago has been charged with suborning perjury to avoid a $15 million wrongful death judgment.</p>

Food stamp use up in MA
<p>Advocates for the poor say the rising costs of food and fuel are driving up the use of food stamps in Massachusetts.</p>

Kathleen Parker: Romney, Jindal are intriguing options for McCain
<p>Drum roll. Suspense. Who will it be? In this corner, we have Stormin' Mormon Mitt Romney.</p>

Legislature approves Mass. sales tax holiday
<p>The Massachusetts Legislature voted overwhelmingly Tuesday in favor of a plan to give consumers a two-day break from the state sales tax next month.</p>

The Case Against Mitt Romney: His Risky Associations and Entanglements
<p>This is the third of four posts covering: What Mitt Romney did to Massachusetts while he was Bay State governor.</p>

Making it in Massachusetts
<p>MANUFACTURING IN Massachusetts is a story of past glory steeped in textiles, paper, furniture, and footwear.</p>

Cape Cod woman diagnosed with rare brain disease
<p>An elderly patient in a Cape Cod hospital has tested positive for a degenerative brain disorder, but officials say she's not showing signs of a variant linked to mad cow disease.</p>

Mass. fugitive arrested at blackjack table
<p>Darryl Daniels' luck ran out at a blackjack table when a detective tapped his shoulder and arrested him for murder.</p>

Fired surgeon accused of being 'impaired' while on the job
<p>The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine is investigating accusations that a popular plastic surgeon was "impaired" while at work, after he was fired by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.</p>

Boston News, Massachusetts News, Weather & Sports Channel 7News WHDH-TV
<p>While he didn't expect to travel much, Pope Benedict XVI is actually keeping pace with his globe-trotting predecessor John Paul II.</p>

Massachusetts Senate repeals controversial 1913 marriage law
<p>The statute [text] now under scrutiny, MGL Chapter 207, Section 11, was passed by the Massachusetts Senate in 1913.</p>

Census Won't Count Some Massachusetts Couples
<p>Once every decade the U.S. Census Bureau takes a survey of the country's population, but when the 2010 census is released, some married couples in Massachusetts won't count.</p>

Patrick tries to imagine new economy for Mass.
<p>Hanging high in the chambers of the Massachusetts House of Representatives is the wooden sculpture of a cod fish - a silent reminder of what was once the backbone of state's economy.</p>

US House approves protection for LNG-linked Massachusetts river
<p>The US House of Representatives late Wednesday approved a bill that would give Massachusetts' Taunton River protection under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 and effectively bar developers from building ...</p>

Domestic Violence Deaths Spike in Massachusetts
<p>Jessica Herrera's family watched with tears in their eyes as their daughter's ex-boyfriend stood accused of strangling the 25-year-old. Just months before, Herrera told police she was punched, slammed and ...</p>

Legal Dispute Delays Work On Coastal Cleanup
<p>A dispute over who owns a computer model used to help design a multibillion cleanup of coastal waters is in mediation.</p>

Foes no more, McCain, Romney warm to each other
<p>Just as Republican John McCain was unloading on his Democratic presidential rival Friday, he was offering warm, effusive words for once bitter foe Mitt Romney.</p>

Same-sex marriage feeling normal in Massachusetts
<p>Tell us what's on your mind. #494725 Posted by PartyofTreason at 7/17/08 9:50 a.m. Utter nonsense.</p>

Nursing staffing ratio bill seems fated for second defeat
<p>Legislation that would set mandatory nurse-to-patient ratios at Massachusetts hospitals is facing certain defeat in the Senate for a second straight legislative session.</p>

Mass. insurers, businesses balk at higher fee plan
<p>Massachusetts insurers and business owners have one question for Gov. Deval Patrick: Why us? Patrick is looking to tap insurers, businesses and hospitals to help close a looming $130 million budget hole in the ...</p>