by Melissa L. Green, EsqSayer Regan & Thayer, LLP If you have created a trust that you intend to last for decades, choosing the right trustee is critical to ensuring the trust’s longevity and ultimate success. Initially, you may think that a family member (for...
by Christopher J. McNally, Esq The recent executive order imposing a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa petitions, which took effect on September 22, 2025, will undoubtedly reshape how American companies approach foreign talent acquisition and may force a complete...
by Adam H. Thayer, ESQ.Sayer, Regan & Thayer You’ve probably heard of “SBA loans” — but here’s the secret: there’s no single SBA loan. The U.S. Small Business Administration has different programs for different needs, from quick working capital to...
The complex intersection of criminal and immigration law underscores the importance of seeking specialized legal counsel when facing criminal charges as a non-citizen, as it warrants close scrutiny.
by Mark M. Thayer, Esq Waterfront property owners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts face unprecedented challenges from accelerating sea-level rise. Still, proactive legal planning, understanding regulatory frameworks, and implementing adaptive strategies can help...
When businesses host public events, they expose themselves to significant liability. Whether hosting a corporate gathering, community fundraiser, or special celebration, Rhode Island business owners must navigate complex legal obligations and potential risks.
Most experienced estate planning practitioners recommend that everyone over the age of 18 have a basic estate plan that includes a will, a financial power of attorney, and medical directives that allow someone they trust to act on their behalf if they are unable to advocate for themselves or make medical decisions.
Without that phrase in the contract, most deadlines are treated as approximate, and a short delay is usually not a breach unless it causes real harm.
The current landscape of real estate tax abatements for green building initiatives in Rhode Island and Massachusetts provides valuable opportunities for property owners, developers, and investors to maximize returns while contributing to sustainability goals.