Hanify & King is pleased to sponsor the Boston College Law and Religion Program's inaugural symposium of 'Matters of Life and Death: Religion and Law at the Crossroad' on Tuesday, March 20, 2007.

Hanify and King obtained the second and third largest bench awards in 2006, according to the January 15, 2007 Volume 34 Issue Number 21 Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.

Find here a PDF of the plaintiffs' SJC Brief in Doyle et al v. Galvin et al filed on December 8, 2006 regarding Amend. Article 48 of the Massachusetts Constitution.

Hanify & King lawyer Jeffrey Upton discussed some of the technological changes affecting the legal world in the Mass High Tech article "Legalize IT".

Hanify & King is pleased to announce that eight of the firm’s attorneys have been named "Massachusetts Super Lawyers" for 2006 by Boston Magazine in the special supplement in the November 2006 issue. In addition, Attorney Harold B. Murphy was named in the Top Ten and John D. Hanify in the Top 100 among the 1,900 Massachusetts lawyers honored.

On November 24th, Hanify&King filed a complaint in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on behalf of 11 Massachusetts citizens, including Governor Romney, to compel the Legislature to reconvene the Constitutional Convention.

John D. Hanify, of Boston based law firm Hanify & King, was recently quoted in The National Law Journal article "Intimidation alleged in high-stakes case". The article writes about alleged witness intimidation in the federal patent court case MIT v. ImClone Systems Inc., No. 04-10884(MA).

Hanify and King lawyer Theodore J. Folkman wrote the article "Providers are advised to beware of insurers' misrepresentations of coverage" for the Summer 2006 edition of Massachusetts Medical Law Report. In the article Theodore writes, "Providers should become aware of the risk of relying on insurers' representations of coverage, take note of some of the difficulties they may face when pursuing insurers for damages and take action to decrease the risk that the physicians themselves - or the public - will end up bearing the cost of the care they provide."

The Summer 2006 edition of Hanify&King's atLaw Newsletter.

Hanify & King lawyer Jeff Upton was recently highlighted in the Boston Business Journal article "Post-bankruptcy, co. must pay $8.8M of earlier debt" about his recent successful court case for Milliken & Co. of Spartanburg, S.C. The case has implications for corporate owners who file for bankruptcy to get out of debt but reorganize with the same ownership team.