Robert A. Adelson

September 2026 Edition We are now in our last weeks of summer, with vacations now over or ending, Labor Day and its cook-outs and other fun associated activities, all now past us, as we look forward to Autumn and a return to our usual routines. So, for most of us, the time for the beach and ocean swimming is mostly past (though I am still making last visits with the ocean water still warm at Nantasket Beach), but still September is a great time for long walks, hikes and bike

August 2026 Edition We are now well into summer. Hopefully, you and your family are taking some time to enjoy all of your favorite summer time activities. Whether you most enjoy cookouts, picnics, clambakes, time at the beach and seashore, or the lakes, swimming, sailing, biking, walking, hiking or out at the golf links, attending concerts, I hope you are getting out to enjoy summer weather. Perhaps too, you’ve been lucky enough to spend one or more evenings taking in a bal

May 2026 Edition We are now well into May and after April showers and chilly days, we are now seeing the flowers sprout and many more warm days, with ever later sunsets. Still too early for the beach, but great New England weather for biking, hiking, boating, golf, picnics and enjoying the out of doors. This has not been the best of times for Boston’ s professional sports scene. The good news was that both the Bruins and Celtics made the playoffs. The bad news was that bot

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