Michael V. Saxl,
Counsel

msaxl@mainestreetsolutions.com

News

August 15, 2024 Press Releases

87 Verrill Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® 2025, Including 12 Named Lawyers of the Year More

August 17, 2023 Press Releases

82 Verrill Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® 2024, Including 10 Named Lawyers of the Year More

August 24, 2022 Press Releases

77 Verrill Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® 2023, Including Six Named Lawyers of the Year More

August 31, 2021 Press Releases

65 Verrill Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® 2022, Including Eight Named Lawyers of the Year More

August 24, 2020 Press Releases

Nearly 80 Verrill Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® 2021, Including a Dozen Named Lawyers of the Year More

Firm Highlights

Publication/Podcast

"EDGAR Next" Goes Live

On March 24, 2025, the rule and form amendments to EDGAR that were adopted by the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) on September 27, 2024 became effective and the EDGAR Next dashboard went live...

News

Verrill Expands Statewide Presence, Welcomes Eight New Attorneys to New Bangor Office

Matter

Net Energy Billing Solar Projects

Represented the owners of dozens of solar projects participating in Maine’s Net Energy Billing program, including due diligence in the acquisition of projects, permitting, financing and transactional support, and compliance with PUC eligibility requirements...

Matter

Permitting of Commercial Landfill Facilities

Successfully obtained federal, state, and local permits for multiple expansions of Maine’s only commercial landfill facility and provides ongoing compliance and regulatory support for the landfill and associated facilities.

Event

2025 Maine Employment Law Legislative Round-Up

Join Tawny Alvarez, Partner at Verrill, and Peter Gore, Senior Government Relations Specialist at Maine Street Solutions, for a timely and insightful review of the most significant employment law developments from the 2025 Maine...

Publication/Podcast

MCLE Crocker's Notes on Common Forms

Verrill attorney Clayton Brite recently collaborated with Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) to assist in editing the latest edition of Crocker's Notes on Common Forms. Long regarded as the go-to resource for on a...

Blog

Compliance Check: Massachusetts Employers, Do Your Applications Contain Required Lie Detector Disclosures?

Last year, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts issued a decision in Baker v. CVS Health Corporation with an important reminder to employers regarding their required disclosure in employment applications regarding...

News

Verrill’s Peter F. Durning Elected to Environmental Business Council of New England Board of Directors

Event

MCLE Practical Approaches to Calculating Child Support

Join Verrill's Rachel Deering as she chairs the MCLE Practical Approaches to Calculating Child Support webcast on July 17, 2025. Issues of support are present in every divorce or domestic relations case in which...

Blog

Plan Sponsors: How much thought have you given to your defined contribution retirement plan’s default beneficiary hierarchy?

Despite efforts by plan sponsors and third-party administrators/plan recordkeepers to communicate to defined contribution retirement plan participants the importance of designating a beneficiary to receive any remaining vested account balance upon their death, some...

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Michael V. Saxl, Counsel

News

Firm Highlights

"EDGAR Next" Goes Live

Verrill Expands Statewide Presence, Welcomes Eight New Attorneys to New Bangor Office

Net Energy Billing Solar Projects

Permitting of Commercial Landfill Facilities

2025 Maine Employment Law Legislative Round-Up

MCLE Crocker's Notes on Common Forms

Compliance Check: Massachusetts Employers, Do Your Applications Contain Required Lie Detector Disclosures?

Verrill’s Peter F. Durning Elected to Environmental Business Council of New England Board of Directors

MCLE Practical Approaches to Calculating Child Support

Plan Sponsors: How much thought have you given to your defined contribution retirement plan’s default beneficiary hierarchy?

Michael V. Saxl,
Counsel