On June 26, 2014, the Greater Medford VNA was presented the “Business Partner of the Year” award by the Medford Council on Aging and Medford Senior Citizens, Inc., during their Volunteer Celebration. Pam Kelly, Director of Elder Affairs, introduced Mayor McGlynn and he in turn presented the award to members of the Greater Medford  VNA…

GREATER MEDFORD VNA & ADDITIONAL CARE: Free Blood Pressure Clinics Visiting Nurse & Community Care (VNCC)…located in Arlington, MA offers free “Blood Pressure Clinics” to all seniors in the surrounding community. Blood pressure clinics are being offered at the following places: Medford Council on Aging, St. Anne’s Church in Somerville, Stoneham Senior Center, West Medford…

GREATER MEDFORD VNA OFFERS MORE THAN JUST VISITING NURSING SERVICES The Greater Medford VNA located in Medford Massachusetts offers more than just visiting nurses and home health aides.  The Agency also offers physical therapy, occupational therapy and medical social worker services as well. Melissa Matthews of North Reading receives Physical Therapy services from GMVNA.   Melissa…

In a case of first impression, the Worcester Superior Court granted our summary judgment motion, finding that the president of a closely-held corporation did not have the authority to remove an employee/manager of the corporation who had been put into office by the Board of Directors, absent Board approval.

TELEHEALTH HAS ARRIVED – GREATER MEDFORD VNA TELEHEALTH has arrived as one of the many benefits offered by the Greater Medford Visiting Nursing Association, (GMVNA). GMVNA’s TELEHEALTH technology can be used in the home to monitor and manage a broad array of diseases and conditions.  The programs use evidence based medicine and clinical practice guidelines…

In keeping with her strong commitment to public service and to pro bono work, Juliet Davison became a fellow of the Boston Bar Foundation on August 2, 2013.

DAVISON LAW successfully represented a victim of the Boston Marathon Bombing in his claim for relief from the One Fund.

We achieved the successful resolution of a complex fiduciary litigation in the Middlesex Superior and Probate Courts resulting in the professional trustee paying $12 million of trust funds to our client individually.

Representing a shareholder in a prominent family business, we defeated the company president’s motion for a preliminary injunction in the Worcester Superior Court to remove the manager of the business.

In the highly competitive medical device industry, we obtained in the Suffolk Superior Court enforcement of a two-year restrictive covenant against a former employee more than 15 months after he had left our client’s employment.