Real Estate Impacted by Looming Issues Tied to Emergency’s End
Gov. Charlie Baker and state lawmakers face a raft of loose ends they must tie up as the state’s COVID-19 emergency declaration is set to lapse June 15.
House Tees Up Virtual Notarization Bill
by State House News Service | Apr 23, 2020
A bill empowering notaries public to conduct business by video conference is on the move in a House committee one day after the Senate approved it.
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