Tucker, Saltzman & Dyer, LLP

Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP is a full-service law firm of more than 100 lawyers with offices located throughout New England. The firm provides legal service to both individuals and businesses, including many of the region's publicly held corporations and emerging businesses with both domestic and foreign operations, financial institutions, several of the nation's largest real estate developers and construction companies, major hospitals, state and local governments and agencies, and privately owned businesses and partnerships. The firm's litigation group is widely regarded as one of the top trial and dispute resolution practices in New England. The law firm handles litigation matters in the areas of antitrust and securities regulation; banking and lender liability claims; bankruptcy/receivership; construction disputes; contract and general corporate litigation; employment disputes; environment claims/toxic torts; health care disputes; insurance coverage; intellectual property disputes; owner, shareholder and partnership disputes; ension/ERISA claims; product liability; real estate and land use litigation, eminent domain/condemnation and regulatory takings and tax abatement claims; trusts and estates; utility regulation; and white-collar criminal defense. Hinkley, Allen & Snyder is a charter member of The Toledo Group, a national network of independent law firms that seeks to share experiences and best practices in law firm administration, practice management, technology deployment and delivery of service. Hinckley, Allen & Snyder maintains law offices in Boston, Providence, R.I., and Concord, N.H.

The Massachusetts IOLTA Committee oversees the Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program, ensuring that lawyers and law firms establish interest-bearing accounts for client deposits. The pooled interest from these accounts supports improvements in the administration of justice and provides legal services to low-income clients, particularly when held at Leadership Institutions that generate higher revenue for these initiatives. Certified financial institutions must comply with guidelines set by the IOLTA Committee, which mandates that all Massachusetts attorneys deposit their IOLTA funds only in approved banks. New regulations coming into effect in September 2024 will require lawyers to transfer unidentified and unclaimed IOLTA funds to the Committee, highlighting the evolving landscape of legal financial management in the state. Generated from the website