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• Tyler Smith defends right to travel at First Circuit Court of Appeals
• Attorney Keith Richard wins dock zoning appeal
• Can a dock be installed at the end of a right of way?
• Getting your OUI reduced to a lesser charge in Maine
• Libby O’Brien Kingsley & Champion files brief challenging 14-day quarantine in Maine
• Domestic violence crimes in Maine
• Frequently asked questions about criminal charges in Maine
• The key role of health and safety plans for college athletic programs
• Where There’s a Way – There’s a Will
• Contracts and COVID-19
• John Sweeney is elected President of the Downeast Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators
• Department of Labor releases Draft Final Rule on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) and clarifies employee notice requirements
• The State of Maine and City of Portland issue further restrictions to confront Coronavirus
• Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire respond to coronavirus outbreak
• Can your childcare provider still charge you if they are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic?
• The law of condominiums in Maine
• Operating under the influence may include “mowing” under the influence
• Brian Champion and Keith Richard obtain Rule 12(b)(6) dismissal in Middlesex Superior Court
• Michael E. Saucier is appointed to Professional Ethics Commission
• Maine Supreme Court vacates OUI conviction due to improper jury instructions
• Frequently Asked Questions About OUI in Maine
• Preparing For Your First Oral Argument Before the Maine Supreme Court
• Brian Champion is recognized for pro bono work by the Clients’ Security Board of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
• Maine Supreme Court decides that Kennebunkport owns Goose Rocks Beach
• U.S. Dept. of Labor issues final rule to update regulations relating to exemption of workers from minimum wage and overtime pay requirements
• Tyler Smith successfully defends town in employment dispute
• Maine’s New Law Banning the Use of Handheld Phones and Devices While Driving Goes Into Effect on September 19, 2019
• Sobriety Checkpoints in Maine
• Attorneys Tyler Smith and Timothy O’Brien Win Appeal in Whistleblower Lawsuit
• Proposed legislation would reduce Maine estate tax exclusion amount
• Law Court hands down important decision regarding public access to beaches
• Savings clause to the Maine Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act is triggered by discovery of the fraud, not discovery of the transfer
• Docks and the law
• Tyler Smith wins appeal in commercial mortgage lawsuit
• Tyler Smith becomes the newest partner at Libby O’Brien Kingsley & Champion, LLC
• Gene Libby, Tim O’Brien, and Brian Champion recognized by Best Lawyers in America
• Keith Richard receives commendation for pro bono work
• Do I have to take field sobriety tests?
• Brian Champion to speak at Estate Administration seminar
• Aging: The need for Wills, Trusts, Durable Powers of Attorney and Health Care Directives
• Airbnb In Maine: A patchwork of regulation
• What should I do if charged with a Maine OUI?
• What do the new amendments to Maine’s Marijuana Legalization Act mean for employers?
• A “Hat Trick” for Libby, O’Brien, Kingsley & Champion
• LOKC prevails in legal malpractice suit
• LOKC wins plaintiff’s verdict in property dispute jury trial
• LOKC wins summary judgment on whistleblower, defamation, and wage and hour claims
• LOKC Wins Defense Verdict in Undue Influence Jury Trial
• Don’t let the tail of the increased federal exemption wag the estate planning dog
• Maine’s bountiful seaweed. Who owns it?
• More...