Last November 60 percent of voters approved Medicaid expansion, making Maine the first state to expand the program through a citizen-initiated referendum. Governor LePage, who has consistently opposed expansion, refused to implement the law unless the legislature approved...
In a closely watched case, Massachusetts’ highest court recently decided that in certain limited circumstances, colleges and universities have a duty to protect students from self-harm, possibly giving rise to tort liability for the institution.
Drummond Woodsum is pleased to welcome Laura O’Neill as an Associate Attorney in the School and Local Government Practice Group. Laura’s practice will focus on special education and general school law questions. Before joining Drummond Woodsum...
Drummond Woodsum attorneys Ed Benjamin and Kasia Park recently served on the faculty of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy’s 2018 New Chiefs Seminar. This course is intended for ...
Drummond Woodsum, one of northern New England’s premier law firms, is proud to announce that six of its attorneys have been selected by their peers as “Lawyer of the Year” for inclusion in the 2018 edition of The Best Lawyers in America.
The Town of Kennebunk, represented by attorneys Amy Tchao, David Kallin and Melissa Hewey, recently recieved the long-awaited decision in the case of Robert F. Almeder et al., v. Town of Kennebunkport, concerning public rights in Goose Rocks Beach.
Agnieszka Pinette Dixon, an attorney at Drummond Woodsum, will provide her recommendations on regulating short term rentals at the Midcoast Regional Planning Commission annual dinner and meeting.
Deering High School student, Allan Monga, successfully competed and won in Maine’s Poetry Out Loud contest. However, because he has not yet achieved the status of permanent resident, the National Endowments for the Arts is preventing him from moving on ...
Drummond Woodsum is pleased to announce that firm attorney Michael Corey Hinton has been awarded the 2018 Indian Legal Program (ILP) Emerging Leader Award presented by the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University (ASU). This award acknowledges ...
After going through some growing pains, Maine lawmakers say the state is ready to regulate recreational marijuana — nearly 18 months after voters approved it at the ballot box.
