DarrowEverett LLP

Four DarrowEverett attorneys -- Chairman & CEO Zachary G. Darrow, Partner Andrew S. Mello, Partner Michael P. Burke, and Senior Associate Samantha Vasco -- will be among hundreds in attendance next week at ACG Boston's DealFest Northeast.

As one of the region's premier middle-market M&A events, DealFest brings together deal professionals from across the country to connect, share insights, and explore opportunities shaping today's market.

🤝 We look forward to great conversations, valuable connections, and perspectives on what's ahead for the middle market.

In the June 2026 edition of HR Legal & Compliance Excellence, DarrowEverett LLP Partner & Chief Administrative Officer Andrew Adams examines how heightened immigration enforcement, evolving audit standards, and expanded government oversight are reshaping employer obligations.

His article, "I-9 Enforcement: Navigating Heightened Immigration Scrutiny," outlines the key developments HR leaders and business decision-makers should understand now to strengthen compliance efforts and prepare for potential government action.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://web.hr.com/xwlm1

Valuation uncertainty is changing more than pricing in commercial real estate transactions.

In this DE Insight, Riley Veader discusses how differing views of value among buyers, sellers, and lenders are driving longer negotiations, more extensive due diligence, increased financing scrutiny, and renewed interest in alternative deal structures. As market conditions continue to evolve, flexibility and thoughtful risk allocation are becoming essential to getting deals across the finish line.

🔗 Read the full insight: https://monkeylink.co/cca01e

How Valuation Uncertainty Is Reshaping CRE Deal Structures | JD Supra Commercial real estate transactions often begin with a relatively straightforward question: what is the subject property worth? In today’s market, the...

⚖️ DE attorneys Timothy Conlon and Julia Nasiek will lead a CLE session this Thursday at the Rhode Island Bar Association's Annual Meeting titled "Beyond the Perpetrator: Institutional Liability in Sexual Abuse Cases."

The presentation comes at a pivotal time, with the imminent enactment of Rhode Island legislation that would allow victims of clergy sexual abuse to pursue claims against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence and other institutions alleged to have failed to prevent abuse. The law creates a two-year window for victims previously barred by the statute of limitations to bring their claims.

Timothy has been at the forefront of advocating for victims of child sexual abuse for decades and has earned numerous accolades for his work in this area. We are proud to see him and Julia sharing their knowledge on this important and evolving area of the law.

🔗 Learn more about Timothy's practice: https://monkeylink.co/99f4f6