Celebrating an Extraordinary Career

After nearly 53 remarkable years with Fletcher Tilton, we congratulate Attorney Douglas Meystre on his retirement, effective July 1. Doug’s dedication and leadership have left a lasting legacy. For the majority of his career, he served as Chair of our Litigation Department, where he earned the respect of colleagues, clients, and the legal community alike….

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Todd Brodeur Named to WBJ’s 2026 Power 100

Fletcher Tilton is proud to congratulate Todd Brodeur on being named to Worcester Business Journal’s Power 100 for 2026. The annual Power 100 recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional influence across Central Massachusetts through their leadership, innovation, and community impact. According to Worcester Business Journal, the list highlights those who most effectively use their positions,…

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Read the latest from attorney Daniel Loftus: Estate Planning Across Generations

Why Every Generation Should Plan and How Their Priorities Differ Estate planning is one of the most consequential financial and legal steps a person can take, yet it remains one of the most widely neglected. The common misconception is that estate planning is only for the elderly or the wealthy. In reality, it matters at…

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Congratulations to Michael Duffy!

We are proud to congratulate Michael Duffy on being selected as a Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly 2026 “Go To Lawyer” for Taxation. This recognition reflects Mike’s deep knowledge, thoughtful approach, and unwavering commitment to helping clients navigate complex tax matters with confidence. We’re fortunate to have him as part of our team—please join us in celebrating…

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The Intersection of the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act (HOTMA) and Administration of Special Needs Trusts

By Theresa M. Varnet, Esq. New federal regulations known as the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act (HOTMA) impact how distributions from special needs trusts (SNTs) affect the beneficiary’s eligibility for low-income housing subsidies. These include Section 8, Project Based, as well as other HUD housing programs. These new regulations highlight the need for trustees of…

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