Many sections of the greater Boston area are characterized by densely populated neighborhoods. Many of these neighborhoods were established before the adoption of zoning codes that set minimum side and rear yard setbacks. And even today, in urban settings, there are...
Month: March 2020
Phillips & Angley – Public Announcement on COVID-19 Pandemi
In light of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we will continue providing legal services, while taking appropriate steps to insure the health and safety of our staff and clients. Part of that effort is to work remotely to the greatest extent possible and limit the...
Easement Basics Part III: How Easements Are Extinguished
Having discussed what easements are, and how easements are created, this Part III of our series on easement basics will address how easements cease to exist-are extinguished or terminated. Once granted, an appurtenant easement generally has perpetual existence, as it...
Phillips & Angley Attorneys, Nick Shapiro and Robbie Hopkins, Successfully Assist in Overturning Erroneous Appeals Court Decision before the SJC
attorneys, Nick Shapiro and Robbie Hopkins, co-authored and filed a friend of the court brief on behalf of the Real Estate Bar Association of Massachusetts and the Abstract Club, in the further appellate review proceedings, before the...