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Pro Bono Matters
This week, Attorney Murphy is very pleased to have received a favorable unemployment benefits decision for his client, which could not come at a better time of the year. The Division of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) originally denied the client’s unemployment … Continue reading
Pro Bono Matters
Today, Attorney Murphy is pleased to receive an unemployment benefit hearing decision in favor of his pro bono client. The employer terminated Attorney Murphy’s client for alleged insubordination, but Attorney Murphy argued that the termination was unjust. Attorney Murphy successfully … Continue reading
Duty to Accept Work is Not Always Mandatory in Unemployment Cases
After months of anticipation, Attorney Murphy’s client, Ms. Audrey Moss, an accountant, received a favorable decision from the Massachusetts unemployment office’s appeals “Board of Review”. The Board of Review’s decision overturned an initial agency decision to deny Ms. Moss unemployment benefits. … Continue reading
Employer’s Ineffective Workplace Rules Translate to Unemployment Benefits For Employees
This week the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance (“DUA”) issued its much anticipated decision of Hall v. Commonwealth Building Services, Docket No. 600073, in favor of Attorney Murphy’s client, Mr. Hall, who was fired despite having an excellent work record and highest level … Continue reading
Posted in Employment Law
Tagged board of review, dua, employment attorney, ineffective workplace policy, ineffective workplace rules, poor management, unemployment appeal, unemployment hearing, unemployment lawyer
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Pro Bono Matters
Attorney Murphy’s pro bono representation of low income citizens of the Commonwealth resulted in another favorable outcome in the matter of Colon v. Crittenton’s Union, Inc., BR-120635. Attorney Murphy’s client, Ms. Colon, a former case manager for Crittenton’s Union, sustained a gun … Continue reading
Pro Bono Matters
Attorney Murphy continuously gives back to the community through his active membership as a Volunteer Panel Attorney with the Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association. In maintaining his record of success of over fifty cases won for pro … Continue reading
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Tagged board of review, dua, pro bono attorney, unemployment appeal, unemployment attorney, unemployment benefits, unemployment hearing, vlp, volunteer lawyers project
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