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Massachusetts Homeowners Have Less Leverage over Contractors and Subcontractors Under New Law

The Massachusetts construction industry has been rocked by a new law, passed by the legislature as Senate Bill 2271. The law reduces the amount of money property owners and developers can withhold from general contractors who in turn withhold from subcontractors working on their building projects, a practice called “retainage.” Owners and…

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Can I Use a Drone to Take Photos or Videos to Help Sell My House?

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has taken an aggressive stance against using aerial drones – unmanned aircraft – for commercial purposes. The FAA has jurisdiction over U.S. airspace, which gives it the authority to prohibit anyone from flying drones for commercial purposes. This has brought the agency into conflict with farmers,…

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Living off Grid and Real Estate Law

It seems that no form of energy production is without controversy. Nuclear power poses threats of invisible radiation and nuclear waste while wind-power is anything but invisible with giant windmills built by extraterrestrials jutting above pristine landscapes. Solar power requires thousands of acres to produce any usable electricity for the…

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How a Real Estate Lawyer Can Help You With Zoning Restrictions

Whether it’s development agreements, specific plans, tentative maps, traffic issues, water issues, or condition use permits; a good real estate attorney from Pulgini & Norton can help you sort through all the details in zoning restrictions. If you are doing any form of construction, you need to know all the…

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Does Your Employer Play a Role in Your Workers’ Compensation Claim?

Absolutely yes. The employer is responsible for the appropriate form to be filed correctly and on time. Even if the form is rejected because of incomplete information or mistakes in the report, it is their job to re-file the form with all the correct information as quickly as possible. Proper…

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