Lawyers who represent and advise our cities, towns, or other public sector clients encounter complex, multi-disciplinary questions daily, ranging from A (affirmative litigation) to Z (zoning). The breadth and depth of legal competence required of the public sector attorney can be staggering. Similarly, attorneys who represent private clients in their dealings with local government are working in an ever-changing legal framework and are challenged to keep abreast of the rapidly evolving legal landscape. Get the latest essential updates and developments from the legislature, government regulators, and courts. The accelerating rate of change in municipal law makes this Conference indispensable to those who work in and with the public sector. Learn how your counterparts across the Commonwealth are navigating the latest legal challenges in the municipal arena!
Agenda, faculty, and registration information coming soon on the MCLE website.
Join us at Assumption University in Worcester for a seminar on procurement legal issues preceding our Annual Business Meeting on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
Program, panelist and pricing information coming soon.
The educational program will take place between 2:30 and 5:30, followed by dinner and our Annual Business Meeting.
Our June monthly lunch and learn webinar will be held on Wednesday, June 10th at noon. This months panel will include Sean Grammel of Anderson Kreiger. Sean was counsel on the recently decided Grafton & Upton Railroad v. Burt case and will be sharing lessons learned from the case regarding common law immunity.
Registration and additional program and panelist information coming soon.
Save the date for MMLA's 2026 Annual Conference. This year we are returning to the South Coast to the "Whaling City" of New Bedford on Thursday and Friday, October 1 and 2, 2026. The conference will be at the Fairfield Inn & Suites in historic downtown New Bedford on the waterfront, with our programming events taking place at the adjoining Waypoint Event Center. Arrive early and stay late as there is lots of stuff to do and sights to see in the area, including the Whaling Museum and the Whaling National Historic Park.
Registration, room reservation details and program information to be announced.
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