The Winter 2005 edition of Hanify&King's atLaw Newsletter.

Hanify & King Attorney James C. King will serve as lead counsel to Green Earth Industries, LLC for the licensing of an intellectual property agreement, distribution agreement, and research and development agreement with Marine Biotechnology AS of Norway, concerning a newly developed amino acid technology.

Cantata Singers is proud to announce the law firm of Hanify & King as the organization's new corporate sponsor. The sponsorship will provide funding for concerts, adult outreach events, Cantata Singers in-school Classroom Cantatas program, and family concerts.

Hanify & King, PC, a Boston-based law firm, announced today the opening of a new office location in Marlborough. This new site will expand Hanify & King's existing presence and legal expertise to clients in the Metro West, Worcester and Central Massachusetts regions.

Boston – November 1, 2004. John D. Hanify and Harold B. Murphy of Hanify & King, PC, a Boston based law firm, have been named Massachusetts Super Lawyers® for 2004 by Boston Magazine in the special supplement in November.

The Fall 2004 edition of Hanify&King's atLaw Newsletter.

Hanify & King obtained a summary judgment dismissing a retaliation claim asserted against our client, McKesson Health Services LLC, in an employment case filed in the U.S. District Court.

Four members of Hanify & King, PC, a Boston-based law firm, joined 100 other professionals in the Third Annual 'Back to School Cup' Golf Tournament on Monday, September 27. Held at the Hopkinton Country Club, the benefit helped to raise more than $25,000 for the Inner-City Scholarship Fund of the Catholic Schools Foundation.

On September 13, 2004 the Massachusetts Appeals Court issued a decision in Haskell v. Versyss Liquidating Trust, and John Hanify writes why this case's facts and decisions are instructive for all lawyers who manage corporate record keeping, especially in-house counsel.

Hanify & King won an appeal in the Massachusetts Appeals Court on behalf of shareholders of Versyss, Inc. The decision overturned the Trail Court's finding that a side letter with the CEO was without consideration.