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What Massachusetts Owner-Occupied Residential Property Owners (and Solar Panel Installers) Need to Know Before Contracting for Home Energy Improvements

Contracts, Solar Energy • November 5, 2024

Courts and Communities Grapple with Housing and Substance Abuse Crises and the Limits of Local Zoning

Housing, Zoning • October 28, 2024

The Commonwealth Needs Solar Power: After Kearsarge and Tracer Lane, Massachusetts Cities and Towns Consider the Limits of Local Zoning

Solar Energy, Zoning • October 21, 2024

Massachusetts Appeals Court Makes Clear in ‘Town versus Gown’ Controversy that “Public Dedication Doctrine Is Not Intended to Catch an Owner by Surprise”

Land Use, Public Use • October 16, 2024

Amanda Zuretti Elected to Board of Directors for Bethany Hill Place

News • September 25, 2024

Amanda Zuretti Quoted In “Eyeing Electrification, Governments Reroute Post-Berkeley” in Law360

News • August 20, 2024

21 Bowditch Attorneys Recognized in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and Ten Bowditch Attorneys Recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America™

News • August 16, 2024

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Massachusetts Governor Healey Signs Legislation to Permit As of Right Withdrawal of Registered Land

Land Use, Registered Land • August 14, 2024

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Press Release: Bowditch Honored with Second Empowering Women Award

News • July 31, 2024

Where Do Solar Panels Go When They Die? The Answer Is a Work in Progress.

Renewable Energy, Solar Energy • July 8, 2024

Amanda Zuretti Moderated “Power Generation: Current and Future Sources” Panel at Worcester Business Journal’s Massachusetts Energy Summit

June 18, 2024 – Worcester, MA

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Massachusetts’ First Networked Geothermal System Pilot Launches

Environmental, Renewable Energy • June 7, 2024

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Author: Amanda Zuretti

What Massachusetts Owner-Occupied Residential Property Owners (and Solar Panel Installers) Need to Know Before Contracting for Home Energy Improvements

Courts and Communities Grapple with Housing and Substance Abuse Crises and the Limits of Local Zoning

The Commonwealth Needs Solar Power: After Kearsarge and Tracer Lane, Massachusetts Cities and Towns Consider the Limits of Local Zoning

Massachusetts Appeals Court Makes Clear in ‘Town versus Gown’ Controversy that “Public Dedication Doctrine Is Not Intended to Catch an Owner by Surprise”

Amanda Zuretti Elected to Board of Directors for Bethany Hill Place

Amanda Zuretti Quoted In “Eyeing Electrification, Governments Reroute Post-Berkeley” in Law360

21 Bowditch Attorneys Recognized in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America® and Ten Bowditch Attorneys Recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America™

Massachusetts Governor Healey Signs Legislation to Permit As of Right Withdrawal of Registered Land

Press Release: Bowditch Honored with Second Empowering Women Award

Where Do Solar Panels Go When They Die? The Answer Is a Work in Progress.

Amanda Zuretti Moderated “Power Generation: Current and Future Sources” Panel at Worcester Business Journal’s Massachusetts Energy Summit

Massachusetts’ First Networked Geothermal System Pilot Launches

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