Drummond Woodsum Attorney Bill Plouffe has spent over 30 years working on land use and land conservation matters that call into question the value of aesthetics in nature in the context of decision making...
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Maine’s still a long way from figuring out how legal marijuana will work. Lewiston-based medical marijuana caregiver Andrew Starkey chose the unofficial marijuana holiday of April 20 to open his newest venture...
Adrianne Fouts and Edward Benjamin successfully defended the City of Portland in an appeal before the First Circuit Court of Appeals brought by a plaintiff challenging a Federal District Court decision in favor of the City...
Drummond Woodsum is pleased to announce Jeana McCormick’s return to the firm. Jeana is returning as a member of the firm’s Trial Services Group, representing clients..
Drummond Woodsum attorney, Peter Felmly, has been elected Co-Chair of the Labor and Employment Section representing employer interests...
On April 12, 2017, the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine granted summary judgment in favor of the Town of Windham in a police excessive force claim arising out of the fatal shooting of Stephen McKenney on April 12, 2014...
Drummond Woodsum Attorneys, Mona Movafaghi and Christina Simpson De Reyes, recently presented a webinar on Navigating the U.S. Immigration System in Changing Times in conjunction with the New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development (DRED)...
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