Employment Discrimination in Massachusetts
Current—practical—essential guidance on the MUPC
- Product Number: 2242378WCH
- Publication Date: 4/16/2024
- Edition: 4th Edition 2024
- Copyright: © 2024 MCLE, Inc.
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The Massachusetts Probate Manual offers up-to-date guidance on the evolving issues surrounding probate practice in Massachusetts. The book offers practice tips and tracks the essential steps you must know in order to handle formal and informal probate matters, preprobate considerations, practical steps to take to avoid probate litigation arising from will contests and compromises, developments pertaining to the removal, death and resignation of fiduciaries, matters concerning real property and the disposition of assets, planning for postmortem issues, testate and intestate distributions, accounts, and the roles and responsibilities of trustees, as well as current developments in the area of guardianships and conservatorships. The book is also a trusted source for cresting case decisions, citations to key primary law sources, and trends.
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Update: July 2025
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep current with this 2025 edition of Massachusetts Probate Manual. In this edition, find hundreds of updates on topics such as the following:
- Transferring property owned by the decedent; how to determine process. See chapter 2 for a step-by-step list of action items useful when selecting the method by which to transfer property.
- Time limit for filing. See chapter 4 for the five exceptions to the general three-year time limit in which to commence a formal probate or appointment proceeding.
- Contesting the suitability of a nomination of a fiduciary. Chapter 5 cites a decision regarding standing needed to contest a nomination.
- Claims against the estate. Chapter 7 discusses a case holding that Section 3-108 does not apply retroactively to bar claims brought by MassHealth against estates of decedents dying prior to the enactment of the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code.
- Cryptocurrency. See chapter 9 for a practice note regarding the personal representative's responsibilities surrounding access to private keys to digital currencies without a physical form.
- Fiduciary's contractual obligation. Chapter 11 discusses the consequence of a failure on the parts of buyer and seller to agree to material terms of a purchase and sale agreement. A recent case is cited.
- Exculpatory provisions in trust. See chapter 16 for discussion of an exculpation clause giving trustees the power to invest income and principal "without being subject to legal limitations on investments by fiduciaries" and how this clause is to be understood in light of the prudent investor rule.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this new material useful in your probate practice and valuable in keeping your law library current.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandOverview of Employment Discrimination
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Chapter 02 expandAge Discrimination in Employment
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Checklist 2.1
- Age Discrimination Strategy Checklist for Defense Attorneys Buy FormChapter 03 expandGender Discrimination
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Chapter 04 expandDisability Discrimination
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Chapter 05 expandPregnancy Discrimination
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Chapter 06 expandRace, Ethnicity, and National Origin Discrimination
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Chapter 07 expandReligious Discrimination
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Chapter 08 expandSexual Harassment
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Chapter 09 expandDiscrimination and Harassment Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
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