Chapter 40B has changed more in 2008 than any time in its nearly 40 year history—even without legislative amendment! Join our expert panel and learn how to apply the new regulations and recent court rulings to your practice.

Join us for an exclusive dinner meeting to learn how to assess your law firm’s current financial health, and apply that information to enhance firm profitability, improve operations, or buy, sell or merge a practice.

Attend this year’s Elder Law Symposium to hear how experienced elder law practitioners in the New England states, as well as New York and New Jersey, are responding to attacks on our clients and on our practices.

Earlier this year, Governor Deval Patrick signed into law sweeping changes that are as dramatic as any since the corporate income tax was first enacted in 1920. The changes will deeply affect business entities ranging from large public companies to closely-held businesses of modest size.

Fundamentals of Collaborative Practice is an interdisciplinary training for lawyers, financial advisors, mental health professionals and other interested professionals in the basics of collaborative dispute resolution. This two-day highly interactive program incorporates demonstrations and ‘hands on" participation in a unique and rich environment for learning.

The goal of the Luncheon Series is to establish a forum where local practitioners, alumni and current students may come together to informally discuss practice problems and recent developments in the law.

The 36th Annual Labor Law Conference addresses topics of critical importance to practitioners, analyzes developments, and frames forthcoming issues.

This seminar will explain, in laymen's terms, the difference between trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights and patents, and how these differences play out in corporate America in an increasingly global world.

This program will provides an introduction to the law and science of Assisted Reprodutive Technology through a discussion by expert panelists on a series of problems that illustrate the possible legal issues. You will learn about the existing law and the potential impact of the new ABA Model Act.

The Fourth Thomas F. Lambert, Jr. conference brings together top legal practitioners, jury consultants, and academics to present the latest available empirical research on the civil jury and how this empirical research impacts successful practice strategies.

Suffolk University Law School is pleased to host this international investment law symposium to mark the inaugural Foreign Direct Investment International Moot Competition (FDI Moot).

This in-depth two-day program will provide you with a unique opportunity to benefit from the experience and expertise of attorneys and judges who have grappled with these vital issues. You will learn from the stimulating discussion and obtain valuable lessons for your own practice or profession.