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🔒Q&A: Harrington’s journey took her from Manhattan to Harvard to Bowditch

Harrington joined Bowditch in 2022 after starting off her legal career in the public sector.

🔒Why a Boston firm wanted Bowditch’s lawyers

Three entrenched Worcester law firms received news of a new challenger arriving from the east in July, when high-profile, Boston-based Prince Lobel Tye announced it would open a Worcester office, convincing about a dozen Bowditch lawyers to join the firm in the process.

Michael Angelini leading exodus of Bowditch & Dewey attorneys to start Worcester office for Boston-based firm

Longtime Bowditch & Dewey lawyers Michael Angelini and Lou Ciavarra, along with a significant number of other attorneys are leaving the 110-year-old Worcester law firm.

Movers & Shakers for July 22, 2024

Employees at the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, Shepherd & Goldstein of Worcester, and Nichols College in Dudley are on the up and up.
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Lundgren axes plans for seven-story apartment building on Shrewsbury Street

A 218-unit apartment building slated for 225 Shrewsbury St. in Worcester is off the table, as market conditions have caused the developer of the site to pivot to adding to the plaza’s retail presence and constructing an upgraded DCU branch at the location. 

Movers & Shakers for May 27, 2024

Employees at Bowditch & Dewey, Leominster Credit Union, and JNP Coffee are making upward moves.

Shrewsbury Street 218-apartment project joins list of developments facing delays

A planned seven-story residential development on Shrewsbury Street is the latest Worcester real estate project facing setbacks, hampered by rising construction and financing costs.

Project at former Fairway Beef site the latest Worcester housing development facing delays

Another Worcester area housing development is facing delays due to the current economic climate and supply chain issues.
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Mason Street multifamily housing developers slash number of proposed affordable units

Updated documents submitted to the Worcester Zoning Board of Appeals did not offer any details explaining why the original plan of making all of the units affordable was abandoned.

🔒As fewer U.S. employees work remotely, Central Mass. businesses see benefits in the option, particularly for women who often have busier home lives

For women workers especially, increased flexibility and remote work options have opened up new possibilities for balancing work and family responsibilities.
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