Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2026 lists include:
Massachusetts Super Lawyers
Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Steven J. Torres
Ryan A. Rucki

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In a May 19 ruling, Justice Kenneth Salinger held that Massachusetts is a proper forum for the claims against former CFO Sean O’Brien and allowed the plaintiffs’ fraud and Chapter 93A claims to proceed. The court rejected O’Brien’s efforts to stay the case pending related Delaware litigation, finding that the plaintiffs were entitled to pursue their claims immediately.

The court further found that the complaint sufficiently alleged O’Brien’s fraudulent misrepresentations and that the plaintiffs plausibly relied on those statements during the transaction. While one claim was dismissed without prejudice, the ruling leaves the plaintiffs positioned to continue pursuing substantial fraud and unfair business practices claims arising from the franchise acquisition.

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Ben Hincks, Elyse Judge, Steven Torres, Michael Day, and Caitlin Long at A Night to Strike out Rare Cancer

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Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2025 lists include:
Massachusetts Super Lawyers
Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Steven J. Torres
Ryan A. Rucki

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Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2024 lists include:

Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Steven J. Torres

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Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2023 lists include:

Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Steven J. Torres

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Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2022 lists include:

Top 100: 2022 Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Steven J. Torres

Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Steven J. Torres

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The ruling allows Grip to continue pursuing allegations that Uber used confidential information obtained during Grip’s rideshare safety technology pilot program to develop competing products in its home jurisdiction and advances the startup’s effort to hold Uber accountable for the alleged misuse of proprietary technology.

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Each year, Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lawyers are chosen on a state-by-state basis from more than 70 practice areas. The selection process combines independent research, peer nominations and evaluations, with no more than five percent of each state’s attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list, and no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys included in the Rising Stars list.

The TSH&D attorneys named to the 2021 lists include:

Top 50: 2021 Women Massachusetts

Kristen Schuler Scammon

Top 100: 2021 Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Kristen Schuler Scammon

Massachusetts Super Lawyers

Michael S. Day
Brooks L. Glahn
Benjamin Hincks
Kristen Schuler Scammon
Steven J. Torres

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TSH&D partner Steven Torres was featured in “Energy company covered for losses due to town-ordered shutdown” in the October 8 issue of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Steve and Brooks Glahn, Of Counsel to TSH&D, represented NextSun Energy Littleton in a suit against its insurance company for lost power production it sustained due to a town-ordered shutdown of more than 11,000 solar panels following a fire that damaged 88 panels. The insurer argued the lost revenue from the undamaged panels was not covered because it was not the result of direct physical damage from a covered peril as required by the terms of the policy. U.S. District Court Chief Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV disagreed and granted summary judgment for NextSun on its breach-of-contract claim. He stated “In short, the plain text of the policy here indicates that, once direct physical damage from a covered peril causes an interruption of energy generation, any increase in the duration of the interruption caused by the enforcement of an ordinance or law extends the lost-income coverage. The enforcement of the ordinance or law does not need to be caused by direct physical loss associated with the covered peril.” Read the story in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly.

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