Milton Bordwin

"... And managers alcover America know what he undoubtedly doesn't: If a private employer had done the same, thing, it clearly would have been under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Milton Bordwin, editor of a newsletter on the legal risks facing business, told us the president “would have been hauled into court and forced to pay damages" if he were a employer. ..."

"... cover the mouth during sales pitches as "it connotes mistrust". Perhaps the cheekiest scheme for over coming the profession's bad times is pro posed by a Massachusetts lawyer named Milton Bordwin. He advises lawyers to promote themselves as doctors and engage in "preventive law". Every small com pany, he suggests, needs a lawyer perma nently on hand to define problems even ..."

"... Robert J. Munce, chancellor of Suffolk University, made presentations to ll men and women, all but one from the Bay State, the other from Vermont. The recipients were Mrs. Milton H. Bordwin, Framingham; Frank Bornstein, Newton; Edward C. Bryant, Winthrop; Royal H. Cloyd, Boston; Mrs. Daniel Farber, Worcester; John S. Hooper, Brattleboro, Vt.; Mrs. Alice Magee, North Reading; Dr. Bessie Brookline; Samuel ..."

"... the creation of a "hostile environment." Harassment, according to the law, can occur when the environment is one that a reasonable man or woman would consider hostile. Boston attorney Milton Bordwin, author of a newsletter on employment law, called lt “a commonsense perception" and noted that at least one federal court ruled this may bc a tougher standard to meet ln ..."