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Extra Phones: Phone: (617) 557-5154
Neighborhood: Downtown Boston
AKA: McGregor & Associates P.C.
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Phone: (617) 338-6464

Address: 15 Court Sq Ste 500, Boston, MA 02108

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McGregor & Associates

Annulment
Gormally v. Barnstable Conservation Commission, Barnstable County Massachusetts Superior Court, No. 1572CV00367 (January 19, 2017) - Won Court annulment of wetlands permit for abutting property owner’s proposed Cape Cod house project located in eastern box turtle habitat. Court remanded matter back to commission because it had unlawfully adopted the Endangered Species Program’s recommendations before receiving them.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Business Transactions
Here are some examples of our workaday litigation and other services, illustrating the variety of clients, issues and perspectives we have to master across the range of environmental law, as well as the depth and breadth of our experience. These are some of our precedent-setting cases, court victories, controversial disputes, negotiated settlements, permitting and licensing activities, and real estate or business transactions...

Employment Contract
Ronald Tourigny v. Dental Associates of Leominster, Worcester Superior Court; Tried declaratory judgment action on behalf of a dentist and defended against counterclaim for injunctive relief in Worcester Superior Court, resulting in Judgment declaring that client was not prohibited from practicing in an adjacent city by a restrictive covenant in his employment contract.

Real Estate Litigation
McGregor Legere & Stevens, PC | New England Environmental Law Firm, Top Rated Environmental Law Firms, US, Boston Attorneys, Commercial, Residential Real Estate Law, Litigation, Massachusetts, East Coast Attorneys
Real Estate Transactions
Environmental legal issues arise in project development, government permits, and operations. We handle questions of applicable standards, compliance and enforcement, and legal liability. Issues surface in commercial dealings, contract negotiations, real estate transaction, due diligence, and brownfields redevelopment. Much of our related work includes real estate issues, site selection, property access, local zoning, state preemption, environmental justice, and energy policy.
Eminent Domain
Agriculture is encouraged by state law authorizing municipalities to establish incentive areas and relaxing nuisance laws somewhat for farming. G.L. c.111, §§125A and 143. There is some protection for farmland from eminent domain. G.L. c.79, §5B. The state Zoning Act exempts agricultural activities on lots of a certain size, and exempts farm stands if they meet certain requisites. G.L. c.40A, §3.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Our attorneys and planners also present courses in law, policy, environmental and land use planning, and enforcement to professionals, government officials, industry, and the public. We are available for speaking engagements to legal, civic business, and environmental groups.
Property Damage
Mr. O’Neill represents clients in all types and phases of environmental and land use law and litigation, including prosecution and defense of claims for or involving: clean-up, cost recovery, and property damage under the Massachusetts Superfund Law, G.L. c. 21E; deceit, misrepresentation, and unfair and deceptive acts under Massachusetts G.L. c. 93A arising out of the sale of real estate; ownership and use of real estate; nuisance, negligence, and trespass; citizen suits under the Clean Water Act; appeals to court from decisions of local boards and commissions on special permits, subdivisions, zoning enforcement, and permits under the Wetland Protection Act; Article 97 of the Massachusetts Constitution; condominiums; contracts; and injunctive relief. He regularly represents clients before local boards regarding land use permits and appeals to administrative agencies and court from decisions of local boards. He does opinions, lawsuits, and problem-solving concerning real estate titles, transactions involving contaminated land, easements, and leases.

Personal Injury
Environmental law is not isolated, however, from other legal specialties. It concerns itself with criminal responsibility as well as civil liability for money damages. It borrows heavily from tort and property law. It involves interpretation of contracts and the complexity of tax law. Since environmental harms can influence human health, it is linked to personal injury litigation. Since it influences industrial conduct, environmental law has links to corporate law and anti-trust law. It encompasses aspects of municipal law, energy law, and public utility law. Since it deals with administrative decision making, it emphasizes constitutional due process and citizen access to agencies and public information.
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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
"This is a short note to thank you for guiding our families through a successful year-long process in selling our farmland to the Town for open space and passive recreation. We appreciate your leadership and coordination of the multiple parties and many moving parts that made the sale of our family farm possible. Your experience and expertise made the entire process go smoothly. We all are grateful that this parcel, which had been in our family since 1699, will be preserved and managed for the enjoyment of future generations. The senior generation is especially appreciative of your encouraging them to update and finalize their estate planning with a good tax law firm. That has been done, though it reminds us once again of our mortality and the need to have our affairs in order, especially in fairness to our children and grandchildren. And you're always welcome to visit our homes which we retain still looking out at "our farmland.""
Trusts
A near perfect protection for public land comes in the form of a “deed in trust.” This is the name for an instrument, which is usually a gift, drafted and recorded so as to impress a charitable trust requiring that the property be used forever for a specified stated purpose. This type of deed (to government on conditions in perpetuity) inpresses a kind of trust that the government cannot lightly undo.

Bankruptcy
Tax Law
State tax law can reduce real estate taxes for properties meeting certain minimum sizes and gross receipts. G.L. c.61A, backed up by tax rollbacks and conveyance taxes for properties taken out of the program. Chapter 61A allows reduced property tax assessments. Participation for landowners is voluntary on annual form filing.

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