Plaintiffs' employment lawyers see increase in sanctions

Plaintiffs' employment lawyers say they are seeing sanctions being sought against them more frequently - and the attempts seem to be succeeding more often. Ellen Messing, a Boston attorney who fought a sanctions order for more than four years before winning an appeal before the state's highest court, said the problem is occurring in a ...

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Plaintiffs' employment lawyers see increase in sanctions

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