When the Boston Globe sought to understand the protections keeping Larry Summers on Harvard’s tenured faculty despite his documented ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, reporters turned to MRW partner Ellen J. Messing. At the time of publication, Summers had stepped down from some commitments, but notably still planned to continue to teach at Harvard. Attorney Messing explained the […]
Warum die Zeit des ersten Tores zählt Wer im Fußballwetten-Dschungel überleben will, lernt schnell, dass das erste Tor mehr ist als ein lautes Aufschrei‑Moment. Es ist das Signal, das das gesamte Spiel neu kalibriert. Kurz nach dem Anpfiff kann ein einzelner Ballwechsel das Ergebnis um mehrere Hundert Prozent verschieben. Und genau hier öffnen sich die […]
Posted: January 9, 2026 |
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Der Beginn einer Ikone Schon in den 70ern war die Nummer 10 im Westfalenstadion mehr als ein bloßes Trikot – sie war ein Versprechen. Die ersten Träger kamen aus dem Hinterhof des Ruhrgebiets, kämpften um jeden Ball, und setzten damit den Grundstein für das, was später Legenden nennen würden. Junge Wilde: Die 90er‑Ära Wenn du […]
Posted: January 9, 2026 |
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MRW is proud to announce that our firm has once again been designated as a “Best Law Firm” in the 2026 Best Law Firms rankings. The Best Law Firms rankings have served as a trusted benchmark for excellence in the practice of law. We are honored to have earned this achievement for another year!
It is with great pride that Messing, Rudavsky and Weliky reports that Partners, Ellen Messing, Dahlia Rudavsky and James Weliky have all been chosen to be included in the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Employment & Civil Rights Lawyers guide. This guide highlights attorneys nationwide who have dedicated their legal career to representing employees’ rights. Each […]
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly recently published MRW Partner Ellen J. Messing’s article explaining the legal standard for court awards of attorneys’ fees in civil rights cases, correcting an earlier article by a management-side lawyer. Attorney Messing’s article explains why survivors of civil rights violations should not have their fee awards unfairly reduced. Commentary on rejected settlement […]
MRW is proud to announce that partner James Weliky will once again be chairing the MCLE’s webinar on the “Inner Workings of the MCAD” being held on April 1, 2025. This program offers a unique opportunity to meet and hear from the MCAD’s senior hearing officer, the MCAD’s senior attorney advisor, an MCAD compliance officer […]
We wanted to provide a couple of updates regarding the current assault on federal employees. The “Fork in the Road” Offer This is a link to a fantastic blog post from a law firm in Washington D.C., Kator, Parks, Weiser & Wright, about the “Fork in the Road” Deferred Resignation offer from the federal Office […]
RESOURCES FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES Federal employees are facing unprecedented challenges right now and have more questions than ever before about their rights. . Fortunately, there are multiple resources, some that have been in existence for a long time, some brand new, that can help you make sense of all this. This page identifies a few […]
MRW reports that partners Ellen Messing, Dahlia Rudavsky, and Jim Weliky have each been selected for inclusion in the 2024 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Employment & Civil Rights Lawyers guide. MRW is honored to have been included in each Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Employment & Civil Rights Lawyers guide since its creation in 2018. The guide […]
