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Egan, Flanagan & Cohen is pleased to announce that in 2018 it elevated two of its attorneys, Lauren F. Olanoff and Michael G. McDonough, to partner. As partners, Olanoff and McDonough will [...]

Every wrongful death case requires careful attention to the applicable statute of limitations and, among other factors, assessment of the plaintiff’s theory of negligence and causation. Egan, [...]

In the case of Bermudez v. Dielectrics Company, et al., the Massachusetts Appeals Court recently ruled in favor of Attorney Tim Ryan’s argument that his client, Ms. Bermudez, could sue her [...]

On November 30, 2018, as part of the American Collegiate Moot Court Competition, the College of the Holy Cross hosted the 2018 New England Regional Tournament. Collegiate teams of two from all [...]

“Drunk driving” is referred to by many different abbreviations, such as OUI for operating under the influence, DUI for driving under the influence, and DWI for driving while intoxicated. In [...]

The St. Thomas More celebrated a “Red Mass” on Sunday, September 30, 2018 at the Saint Michael’s Cathedral, 260 State Street, Springfield, Massachusetts. The Mass was open to the public and was [...]

The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently affirmed a $20,000,000 verdict in the case of Dubuque v. Cumberland Farms, Inc. Ms. Dubuque was tragically killed in 2010 when a motorist careened into a [...]

On June 15, 2018, attorneys from Egan, Flanagan, & Cohen supported the Annual Cardinal Classic Golf Tournament, to benefit Pope Francis High School in Springfield, Massachusetts. Each year, [...]

In 1974, Massachusetts enacted a pretrial diversion statute that permits the District Court to divert certain first-time criminal defendants to a program if they would benefit from participation. [...]

When people think of “estate planning,” they tend to think about planning for death. However, a crucial aspect of estate planning is to plan for events that happen during life. Specifically, [...]