Ferriter Scobbo & Rodophele, PC congratulates its client, the Sterling Municipal Light Department (SMLD), on executing a contract with NEC Energy Systems of Westborough for the purchase of a utility scale 2 MW/3 MWH battery energy storage system (BESS).
Ferriter Scobbo served as counsel to SMLD in successfully negotiating the terms of the contract.
The battery storage project will be located in the Town of Sterling, MA.
Ferriter Scobbo is very pleased to announce that Barnett (“Barney”) Ovrut is returning to our practice.
Barney previously worked with Ferriter Scobbo from 2002 to 2007.
During that time, he represented insurance agencies on a multitude of issues, including mergers, sales, employment issues, licensing and compliance matters. He also represented insurance companies in acquisitions, regulatory and corporate matters.
There are many on-line stores that will sell you build-it-yourself furniture. When the kit arrives, Instruction #1 typically reads: “Check for all of the pieces.” That’s because it’s easier to deal with a missing piece before anyone starts to build. No one likes to discover while building that a piece is missing.
Hockey rinks and New England schools go together like peanut butter and jelly. When a small group of neighbors of the Roxbury Latin School started to question whether a proposed indoor athletic facility and ice rink were truly part of an educational use under the Boston Zoning Code, Roxbury Latin asked Ferriter Scobbo to join its project team to ensure that the facility would be ready for the 2016-2017 hockey season.
Nicholas J. Scobbo, Jr. President of Ferriter Scobbo & Rodophele, PC, and Michael D.
Rob Granger (back row center) with the Ferriter Scobbo Light the Night Team in 2013.
With heavy hearts, we share the news that, on Friday, November 27, 2015, our partner, colleague and our friend for 28 years, Rob Granger passed away.
yet another successful year participating in the Wakefield, MA Light the Night walk
When a client asked if we’d register their company name and catch phrase as federal trademarks across multiple industries, we did. Shortly after the marks were officially registered, we discovered another company profiting from the mark in another state.
In June 2015, Ferriter Scobbo attorneys Michael D. Vhay and Matthew C. Campbell assisted a prominent developer and commercial property owner in forming a subsidiary responsible for the ownership, operation, and maintenance of a 724-kW solar array on one of the owner’s office developments.
In June 2015, Ferriter Scobbo attorneys Michael Vhay and Valerie Moore filed a complaint with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development against the City of Newton, MA on behalf of two developers of affordable housing. The complaint recounts the City’s violations of the federal Civil Rights Act and the federal Fair Housing Act, including the City’s false certifications that it is affirmatively furthering fair housing.
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