With immigrant rights at the forefront of recent political tension, many are left wondering what their rights are as undocumented immigrants. The short answer, with few exceptions, undocumented immigrants enjoy all the rights and remedies provided under the law. Employers are required by law to refuse to hire, or terminate, an undocumented worker once they… Read more »
Written by Benjamin R. Gold, Esq. — Licensed Attorney in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maine. Founder of Lawyer Stories. Introduction Whether you’ve been in an accident, are facing a divorce, or need legal advice for a work issue, finding the right lawyer can feel overwhelming. There are countless law firms online, each promising results. But how… Read more »
Author Line: Written by Benjamin R. Gold, Esq. — Licensed Attorney in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maine. Founder of Lawyer Stories. Introduction Losing your job is never easy, but it can be even harder if you believe you were wrongfully terminated. In Massachusetts, employment laws protect workers from unfair firings based on discrimination, retaliation, or violations… Read more »
How to Find the Right Divorce Lawyer in Massachusetts Written by Benjamin R. Gold, Esq. — Licensed Attorney in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maine. Founder of Lawyer Stories. Introduction Divorce is never easy. It affects your family, finances, and future in ways that can feel overwhelming. In Massachusetts, divorce law has its own rules and procedures,… Read more »
Despite advancements in regulation, asbestos exposure continues to pose significant health risks in 2025. From construction sites to consumer products, the legacy of asbestos endures, leading to serious illnesses like mesothelioma and lung cancer. This guide provides an overview of asbestos-related health hazards, the legal avenues available for victims, and recent developments affecting consumers and… Read more »
What to Do After a Car Accident in Massachusetts Written by Benjamin R. Gold, Esq. — Licensed Attorney in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maine. Founder of Lawyer Stories. Introduction A car accident can change your life in an instant. Between medical bills, time away from work, and insurance companies pressuring you to settle quickly, it’s easy… Read more »
A legal career isn’t just a job. It’s a lifestyle. With most lawyers embarking on this path in their late twenties or early thirties, decades stretch ahead before retirement. This substantial commitment demands more than just time and energy – it requires deep personal reflection. Are you truly where you want to be? Do you… Read more »
Having depression has changed my life … in a positive way. Yes, in a positive way. Let me explain. Did you know it is estimated that around 5% of the population suffers from some form of depression? So, there is a very good chance you know someone who has depression, or maybe it’s something you… Read more »
Business success requires quick decision-making — not long, drawn-out consensus-building. The risk isn’t as great as you think, so make a decision and get moving. Key Takeaways In business, overanalyzing decisions like they’re life-or-death can stall progress. Momentum matters more than perfection, and the biggest mistake you can make is being afraid to make one…. Read more »
Michael Kopsick, founder of The Law Offices of Michael W. Kopsick, shares his legal journey to personal injury litigator. With a background in theater and a drive to fight for his clients, Michael humanizes the legal process, ensuring each case gets the personal attention it deserves. From work injuries to medical malpractice, he’s not afraid… Read more »
If you’re thinking about leaving an abusive relationship, you already know how difficult it can be to protect everyone you care about—including your pets. Whether it’s a loyal dog, an affectionate cat, or another cherished companion, they’re more than just animals—they’re family, offering comfort and unconditional love during difficult times. For many domestic abuse survivors,… Read more »
“Mommy, can you play with me now?” I look at my calendar: Two networking meetings, a team check-in, and back to back management deadlines. “In a little bit, baby.” Those words catch in my throat. I run a law firm with 12 attorneys and 30+ employees across 9 offices. I teach twice a week at… Read more »
