Boston
Email: lmaclellan@murthalaw.com
Phone: 617-457-4134
Fax: 617-482-3868
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Lauren R. MacLellan
As an associate in the Litigation Department, Ms. MacLellan (née Holland) practices in the areas of Construction Law, Labor and Employment and Business Litigation. She represents general contractors, subcontractors and condominium associations in connection with construction disputes, defective work, mechanic's liens and Chapter 93A violations, handles employment discrimination matters for major businesses and manages complex commercial litigation matters involving breaches of contract and industrial torts. Ms. MacLellan has extensive experience with e-discovery management, from litigation holds to preservation, collection and production, and with Massachusetts, Connecticut and state and federal information security regulations.
Ms. MacLellan participates in one of the largest pro bono programs for the Women's Bar Foundation, Family Law Project for Battered Women. She also volunteers her time with the MSPCA PET Project fundraising committee.
During law school, Ms. MacLellan served as a student prosecutor for the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office at Boston Municipal Court; as an intern for the Honorable Raymond J. Brassard at Superior Court; and as an intern at Nixon Peabody LLP.
Publications/Speaking Engagements
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Speaker, Seminar sponsored by the firm's Labor and Employment Group, "Employment Law 2011 to 2012: Navigating the Maze of New Laws and Mandates" - October, 2011
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Speaker, 2011 Recruiters Best Practices Summit, "Employment Law: Practical Pointers for Dealing with Non-Compete Agreements" - September, 2011
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Speaker, Seminar sponsored by the firm's Labor and Employment Group for Human Resources Managers and other businesspeople entitled "New Developments Affecting Your Workforce" - Fall, 2010
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Chapter Monitor for Compensation section of "Employment Discrimination Law, Fourth Edition - 2009 Cumulative Supplement."
- Co-author with Richard C. Pedone: "When Must a Landlord Consent to a Sublease? Recent Analysis from the Appeals Court and Strategies for Avoiding Litigation", Massachusetts Bar Association Section Review, 2006.
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