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CSB Chair Gary M. Weiner (left), honoree Mary M. Howie and SJC Justice Frank M. Gaziano Mary M. Howie didn’t think much of it when she took on the case of a mother and daughter victimized by an unscrupulous lawyer who stole the proceeds from the sale of their home. “Honestly, I didn’t think I

Supreme Judicial Court Justice Frank M. Gaziano recently presented the Clients’ Security Board’s William J. LeDoux Award to a New Hampshire attorney who secured nearly $200,000 in compensation for two Massachusetts clients who suffered significant financial losses due to the theft of funds by an attorney who was disbarred in 2019. Justice Gaziano presented the

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The Supreme Judicial Court has announced the appointment of a new chair and vice chair of the Clients’ Security Board in addition to the appointment of two members to the board. Gary M. Weiner has been named chair effective Jan. 10, 2023, according to the court’s Feb. 22 announcement. Weiner has been a CSB member

The Supreme Judicial Court is accepting applications from attorneys for appointment to a five-year term on the Clients' Security Board that begins in December. The court will be making two appointments to the CSB. Experienced attorneys with expertise in bankruptcy law, insurance, and personal injury litigation, or criminal defense are encouraged to apply. The SJC

/PRNewswire/ -- Burns & Levinson announced today that partner Brian D. Bixby has been named a Go To Trusts & Estates Lawyer by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly....

/PRNewswire/ -- Burns & Levinson announced today that partner Brian D. Bixby has been named a Go To Trusts & Estates Lawyer by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly....