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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Pierce Atwood LLP

    Jack Woodcock (opens the original)

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    With nearly 20 years of experience, Jack Woodcock is a seasoned trial attorney who brings a strategic, disciplined approach to complex, high-stakes litigation. His practice spans commercial disputes, environmental litigation, and mass torts, where he regularly guides clients through multifaceted legal and factual challenges. Known for his clear judgment and steady advocacy, Jack is a trusted advisor to clients facing significant legal and business risk.

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · by: Melanie A. Conroy, Pierce Atwood LLP - First Class Defense

    Massachusetts Court Enforces Choice-of-Law Provision to Dismiss California Website Tracking Privacy Class Action (opens the original)

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    A Massachusetts Superior Court Business Litigation Session (“BLS”) recently dismissed a putative privacy class action against Tripadvisor arising from alleged website tracking, holding that the plaintiff was bound by a choice-of-law provision selecting Massachusetts law. In D’Antonio v. Tripadvisor, LLC, the California plaintiff asserted claims under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”), alleging that a third-party tracker collected IP addresses and other identifiers from users of Tri

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · by: Maine Appeals Blog at Pierce Atwood, Pierce Atwood LLP - Maine Appeals

    Deal or No Deal? Enforcing Preliminary Settlement Agreements (opens the original)

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    Brief author introduction: My name is Sage Shaheen and I am a summer associate finishing the last week of my summer here at Pierce Atwood. You can find my previous writing and research for this blog here and here. The Law Court recently issued an opinion on the enforceability of preliminary settlement agreements in the case of Maine Human Rights Commission et al. v. Robert Larkin, 2026 ME 67. Because it is not uncommon for parties who initially agree to the broad strokes of a settlement agreemen

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