Paul E. White

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  Paul E. WhiteSugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen | Paul E. White
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  Paul E. White(617) 227-3030 x 3407white@srbc.com
  
  Paul E. White has been a partner at Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen since 1992.Mr. White was trained as a barrister in the U.K. before moving to the United States in 1984.A trial attorney with a broad range of experience handling complex civil litigation matters, his practice encompasses commercial litigation, professional liability disputes and environmental law.
  
  Mr. White represents corporations in a broad range of contract and other commercial disputes with a particular emphasis on claims under Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, as well as sourcing and supply chain disputes.His business litigation experience also includes representing corporations and individuals in a range of intellectual property matters, including patent infringement, wrongful disclosure of trade secrets, and the prevention of unfair competition by former employees.
  
  In the area of professional liability, Mr. White has represented individual lawyers and law firms in a variety of matters including law firm break-ups, legal malpractice cases and disciplinary proceedings.He also has significant expertise in environmental matters and has advised clients on issues relating to hazardous waste, private cost recovery, and in claims involving exposure to toxic substances.His clients include national and international corporations, emerging businesses, developers, service institutions, and professionals.Mr. White also advises insurance companies and corporate and individual defendants on complex coverage dispute issues.
  
  Mr. White is the author of "Writings and the Memory of a Witness: Effective Use of Documents at Trial for Impeachment and Other Purposes," Journal of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Fall 1997.He is a member of the Boston Bar Association, the Purchasing Management Association of Boston, The Institute of Supply Management, and Gray's Inn, London, England.
  
  Mr. White obtained his law degree in the United Kingdom at U.C. Cardiff in 1979 and is a graduate of Gray's Inn, London, England (Bar, 1980).In the United States, he received his law degree cum laude from Suffolk University School of Law in 1986.

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  Paul White, the Code Enforcement Officer, asked the board if they received the monitoring well information.
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  Paul verified that he has seen the e mail from the DEP stating this.

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  Dick mentioned that Gary Foster, Andy Upham and Paul White were in the audience tonight.
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  Gellerson asked Paul White, CEO, to go over the changes.
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  White said the changes would eliminate the need for the Libra Foundation to go before the board as long as the building is on 50 acres of land.

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  Paul, the CEO, went to the site and issued a stop work order until they received planning board approval.
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  Paul White said that this is two driveways, not a road.The DOT has given them an okay.
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  Paul added that the attorney did say that he wants the applicant to put his request in writing so that he can review and consider it.The applicant said that he did have an attorney and would contact him on Friday morning.
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  They have submitted a plan to Mr. White.
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  Paul White asked about the intensity of the soil survey and 1/8 of an acre.

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  Gellerson asked Paul White, the CEO, what the ORC's workload is now?
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  Paul said he felt the ORC will go quickly and he is helping them understand the components of the ordinance.He hopes the structure will be drafted in the next two weeks as well as the space standards.Within three months time he feels the zoning, subdivision, and shore land package will be available to look at.
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  Andy said the council has a letter from Dick and Paul concerning this issue.
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  The town manager said that Paul has hit part of the issue, in that, the role of ORC was intended to craft the ordinances which are passed to the council.
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  Dick suggested that Paul and he work out some type of a schedule and respond to both committees with a suggestion of how to tie this all together.
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  Gellerson said that Dick and Paul should make a recommendation as to the next action.
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  Paul said that he disagrees and that they need a recommendation from the Planning Board.
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  They would work with Paul and Dick and with the attorney's assistance, write the ordinances.The review part is done upfront.
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  Paul said that the ORC is not writing the ordinances.
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  Paul said he is writing the ordinances, but the ORC is reviewing them.
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  Paul is the direct staff member of that committee.
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  Paul said that they are working through the process of the ordinances.He is currently e mailing the board.He suggested making any comments to him or to ORC members.Paul said he didn't know how important it is right now to change the process.He hears that the PB doesn't have the time.Maybe in the future we could look at changing the structure of the PB.He said his experience is going to reflect in the ordinances.
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  Andy said that earlier, the CEO said that it would be accomplished in a few months and now Paul says in a few months we'll see what it might look like.
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  Leigh asked Mitch about the possibility of Paul and Dick working together on the ordinances.
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  Dick said if Paul could find the time they could write these quickly.The problem is then that they have to go through all of the committees, which could be months. The CEO asked the board members if any of them had read the e mails which he sent them.He asked for them all to read the e mails and give feedback.Paul said that the ORC is different now.

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  Paul E. WhiteSugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen
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  Paul E. White
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  Paul White was trained as a barrister in the U.K. before moving to the United States in 1984.He has a broad range of experience handling complex civil litigation matters, with a focus on business, professional liability, insurance, and environmental law disputes.
  
  Paul represents corporations in a broad range of contract and other commercial disputes with a particular emphasis on claims under Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, as well as sourcing and supply-chain matters.His recent successes include obtaining a $2 million verdict in the Business Litigation Session of the Massachusetts Superior Court in a supply-chain dispute seeking enforcement of a pre-contractual letter of intent.In addition to his trial work, Paul also advises clients concerning the effective use and adoption of appropriate supply terms, including risk-spreading provisions.
  
  Paul also advises insurance companies and corporate and individual defendants on complex insurance coverage issues.He also represents corporations and individuals in intellectual property matters, including cases involving wrongful disclosure of trade secrets and prevention of unfair competition by former employees.
  
  In the area of professional liability, Paul has represented individual lawyers and law firms and other professional entities in a variety of matters including law firm break-ups, legal malpractice cases, disciplinary proceedings and claims involving breach of fiduciary obligations, particularly in the close-corporation setting.He also has significant expertise in environmental matters and in claims involving exposure to toxic substances.
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  • Business Litigation: Ed Barshak, William Boesch, Tony Doniger, Natasha Lisman, Chris Netski, Paul White
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  Paul E. White

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  Paul E. White

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  Paul E. White white@srbc.com x 3407

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