Trademarks and Service Marks for Small Businesses
Trademarks and service marks are an important consideration for anyone setting up a new business. Here are a few of…
Trademarks and service marks are an important consideration for anyone setting up a new business. Here are a few of…
Children eligible for special education impacted by the Supreme Court decision supporting “appropriately ambitious” Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) Richard L….
Tips for the unwary: How to maintain Limited Liability Company protection Drew A. Anderson, Partner and Managing Director, Murray Plumb…
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has recognized Murray Plumb & Murray attorney Stacey Neumann with Katahdin Counsel status for…
A settlement was officially reached this morning between the Cumberland County district attorney and the 17 protestors who were arrested…
Murray Plumb & Murray and Clifford & Clifford filed a class-action complaint which claims that InterCoast Career Institute failed to…
We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new TV ad campaign designed to communicate the essence of our firm and service to clients. The ads feature Partner Michael Traister and Attorney Amy Phalon providing their perspectives on how Murray Plumb & Murray helps clients succeed.
The question the Supreme Court will consider on November 9, 2016, is whether it is a violation of the United States Constitution for the citizenship of a child born to unmarried parents to differ based on the gender of a parent. As it stands now, U.S. law makes it more difficult for children of U.S. citizen fathers than children of U.S. citizen mothers to obtain derivative citizenship when the child is born abroad. The Supreme Court will decide whether this is constitutional.
Murray Plumb & Murray announced the selection of four of its attorneys to the 2016 Super Lawyers list – John C….
Murray, Plumb & Murray attorney John B. Shumadine, Esq. represents 34 residents of Scarborough, Maine, in a case challenging the…
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