in the news

The attorneys at ZLG are often sought-after commentators on issues in their field and their cases garner public attention locally and nationally.  Here’s a snapshot of the work and words in the news:

  • "A broken bond, a shaken citadel of science," mentioned, The Boston Globe, January 2023

  •  "Watertown's first female detective wins over $4 million discrimination suit," The Boston Globe, November 2022

  •  "Watertown attorney doubles down after jury awards detective $4M in gender discrimination lawsuit," GBH, November 2022

  •  "Former MA police detective wins $4 million sex discrimination lawsuit," Fox News, November 2022

  • “Jury Awards Massachusetts Police Detective $4M in Sex Discrimination Lawsuit,” Insurance Journal, November 2022

  • "Massachusetts police detective awarded more than $4 million in sex discrimination lawsuit," LawOfficer.com, November 2022

  • "In Secret Meeting, NYU Defends Potential Hiring of Researcher Accused of Sexual Misconduct," Vice, April 2022

  • "MIT professor accused of sexually harassing grad student resigns," The Boston Globe, April 2022

  • "Why Lorgia Garcia Pena Was Denied Tenure at Harvard," The New Yorker, July 2021

  • "Proposed Rules Set Deposition ‘Guardrails’," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, February 2021

  • “Q&A with Paul Mastrocola, Co-Chair of the Business Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group at Burns & Levinson,” City Buzz, March 2020

  • “Make Mediation Your First Step, Not Your Fallback,” Law, Business and Media, May 2019

  • “Boston Strikes $3.3M Deal in Firefighter's Sex Assault Case," Law360, January 2021

  • "A top L Brands executive complained of harassment. Then she was locked out," The New York Times, February 2020

  • "MGH settles for $13m with doctor who challenged double-booked surgeries," The Boston Globe, November 2019

  • "MGH settles lawsuit by former surgeon who said he was fired in retaliation,” Boston Business Journal, November 2019

  • "Zucker '94 Wins $13 Million Settlement for Doctor," Boston College Law School Magazine, November 2019

  • "Mass. Hospital To Pay Fired Whistleblower Surgeon $13M," Law 360, November 2019

  • "Lawyer held in contempt is guilty-of acting like a man," The Boston Globe, September 2019

  • "SJC Refines Guidance on Vacations, Medical Leave,” Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, June 2019

  • "Lateral Transfer Denial Could Be 'Adverse Action’ Under 151B,” Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, February 2019

  • "Supreme Court Hands Down Rare ADA Win to Workers in 1st Circuit Case," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, January 2019.

  • "Rosenstein Rumors A Smoke Screen For Kavanaugh Woes?” GBH News, September 2018

  • "Mass. Businesses Grapple With Uncertainty As Partial Ban on Noncompetes Take Effect,” WBUR, October 2018

  • "Jury Awards Winthrop Female Police Officer Over $2 Million in Discrimination Lawsuit," The Boston Globe, March 2018

  • "Court Documents Shed New Light on Gender Discrimination at Fidelity Investments," Jezebel.com, November 2017

  • "For women, this new pipeline could lead to the boardrooms,” The Boston Globe, April 2017

  • "A Pakistani man's unwelcome return to work,” The Boston Globe, May 2015

  • "Co. waived arbitration with 'litigation conduct'," Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, December 2014

  • "Right to access in balance in Supreme Court," The Boston Globe, January 2014

  • “Yale Professor Files Gender Discrimination Lawsuit,” Hartford Courant, January 2014

  • “Doctor Gets $ 7m in gender bias suit,” The Boston Globe, February 2013

  • “Whopping $7m Settlement in Gender Bias Suit,” WBUR, February 2013

  • “A Strong Message for Beth Israel,” Joan Vennochi, The Boston Globe, February 2013

  • “Beth Israel Deaconess to Pay $7m in High-Profile Gender Discrimination Suit,” Becker’s Hospital Review, February 2012

  • "Zucker: Ever the Achiever," BC Law Magazine, Spring/Summer 2013

  • "Female surgeons note gains, subtle gender bias," The Boston Globe, February 2013

  • "In Person - Executive Profile: The Advocate - Zucker, recipient of NAACP award," Boston Business Journal, December 2012

  • “Cambridge Pays $14 million in lawsuits, but nothing wrong?” Adrian Walker, The Boston Globe, May 2012

  • "Off course in Cambridge," The Boston Globe, March 2012

  • "NAACP awards Zucker for her work in Monteiro case against Cambridge,” Wicked Local Cambridge, February 2012

  • “Mass. City Loses Discrimination Appeal and Will Pay Over $10 million,” United Press International, August 2011

  • “Mass. Jury’s $4.5 million Retaliation Verdict Stands,” Law360, April 2009

  • “Jury Awards Former Cambridge Employee $4.5 Million,” The Boston Globe, May 2008