Robert A. Adelson

June 2026 Edition We are now beginning June, we’ve had some nice weather and hopefully this run of nice weather will continue, ideal for biking, hiking, boating, golf, picnics and enjoying the out of doors, and perhaps some swimming too in the lakes and by month end perhaps the ocean too. As for New England spectator sports, this has not been the best of times for Boston’ s professional sports scene. June is normally baseball season but so far this has not been a good year fo

April 2026 Edition I hope you are enjoying the longer days and later sunsets that beckon the arrival of spring. In April we will have the running of the Boston Marathon and also the 251st anniversary of the starting battle of the American Revolution. A year ago on April 19, I attended “AmRev250” In Lexington. There I witnessed minutemen reenactors recall the seminal events of April ‘75…. 1775, when the embattled farmers stood and fired the shot heard round the world … the Bat

March 2026 Edition March began with big snow falls but the weather has warmed of late. I suspect winter is not yet ready to let us go. For those like my wife who relishes her winter sports, I do hope there will be sufficient snow and ice this last month of winter. For those like me who look forward to warmer weather, perhaps you will get a chance to sneak off for time in the sun in warmer places. March has seen good times for Boston winter sports. The Celtics have had a ve

January 2026 Executive Employment Law Newsletter I hope this email finds you and your family in good health. We are now well into our first full Winter month. We have had our cold days and some snow. There has been more snow in northern New England ski country. My hope is that there will be lots of snow in ski country and not so much in Boston and the urban areas. So, if you are a winter sports enthusiast, I hope there will great winter conditions for skiing, snowboardin

November 2025 Edition We are now well into Autumn. Despite some days of Indian Summer, there is now an increasing chill to our days, with Thanksgiving not too far off at the end of this month. On the sports scene, one could not but marvel at the exiting MLB World Series concluded just after midnight this past Saturday night. I was rooting for the AL’s Toronto Blue Jays who had not been to the Fall Classic in more than 30 years, but it was hard for me to root against NL’s LA D

September 2025 edition I hope this email finds you and your family in good health. We are now in our last weeks of summer, with vacations...

We are now into March, with this executive employment law newsletter reaching you on March 4th, which date has a place in US history. On...

On Wednesday October 9, 2024, the executive career advancement website IvyExec published an article I wrote, “ Executive Contract...

On Friday August 30, 2024, CEOWORLD magazine published an article I wrote titled , “Keeping and Using Your Ace in the Hole in...

On February 1, 2018, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “How to Renegotiate Your CEO Employment Contract When You Have...

On November 5, 2020, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “Negotiating a Custom CEO or C-level Executive Compensation...

On April 24, 2018, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “Becoming CEO of a Startup — Key Employment Contract, Equity Terms...

A week ago, on March 31, 2020, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “Executive Employment Agreement – An Overview for the...

Despite significant advances in employment laws, gender inequality remains an area of both concern and controversy. Women continue to lag...

A week ago, on October 30, 2019, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “Executive Equity Compensation in Severance...

On September 7, 2019, CEOWorld magazine published an article I wrote on “CFO Employment Contract — Terms and Negotiations” The magazine...