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Charles M. Alpert has been recognized as one of the region’s top legal professionals, earning the prestigious Super Lawyer designation in Massachusetts every year from 2016 through 2025—a distinction reserved for attorneys who demonstrate the highest levels of professional achievement and peer recognition. This honor is not easily earned. It’s based on rigorous evaluations, peer nominations, and a demonstrated commitment to legal excellence. In addition, Attorney Alpert has been named among the Top Attorneys in New England, further solidifying his reputation as a trusted advocate in and out of the courtroom.. If you're facing a serious legal issue, don’t take chances—work with the attorney other lawyers trust.

Call me when you want a contingency fee rather than hourly fees and are owed money, have an upaid judgment against a Massachusetts debtor, or want to retain an attorney for collection. I am an aggressive lawyer helping individuals, businesses and other lawyers get paid on outstanding invoices, accounts receivable and judgments, usually on a contingency basis.

Brandt leverages over a decade of experience as an attorney, broker, and investor to guide clients through a variety of complex real estate transactions. Brandt brings a practical, business-oriented approach to helping clients execute transactions in multifaceted, rapidly changing environments.. Brandt represents REITs, privately held companies, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals in a wide variety of commercial real estate matters, from purchase and sale transactions, leases, syndications, joint ventures, and debt financings to construction and design agreements and matters related to property and asset management. He also advises clients in connection with the resolution of disputes, especially in the landlord/tenant, construction, and partnership contexts.. Prior to founding Hollander PLLC, Brandt was a partner at Harvest LLP. Earlier in his career, Brandt practiced at the law firms of Dain Torpy, Elkins Kalt, and Goodwin Procter. He attended UCLA Law School where he was a Peter Bren Distinguished Fellow in Entrepreneurial Real Estate, the president of the Real Estate Law Association, and a co-chair of the Skid Row Housing Clinic. Prior to law school, Brandt was a real estate agent at A.C. Lawrence & Co. and attended Yale University where he captained the varsity football team.. Brandt sits on the Foundation for MetroWest Corporate Philanthropy Advisory Board and the board of the UCLA Real Estate Alumni Group (“REAG”). He is also a member of REAG’s Endowment circle, the Real Estate Finance Association, the Massachusetts Real Estate Bar Association, and the Massachusetts Bar Association. Brandt is a prior recipient of the Connect CRE Lawyers in Real Estate Award. Brandt is licensed to practice in Massachusetts and California.. Brandt lives in Natick with his wife Suzanne and their two children.

Because I have raised a child with severe special needs and even suffered through the loss of her, my focus is very passionate and fulfilling. This is my life, not my work. I have applied to become a foster parent for medically fragile children who are waiting to be placed. I am a mission driven person and I live my life intentionally. I am very concerned that we are not bringing along enough passionate advocates for this cause, so this year I have started a series of webinars and an in person conference to promote special needs advocacy (practicing beyond the special needs trust) for our membership at MassNAELA in an effort to engage our attorneys in deepening their special needs practice. Although we are a small firm, we do our best to mentor along new attorneys and colleagues in this area of practice. In addition, in the last twelve months we clocked over 200 hours of pro bono work, which is substantial for a small law firm with only 7 employees total.

Attorney Steve Boris is a founding member of the Firm. He concentrates in many areas of civil law including personal injury, maritime, business, employment law and alternative dispute resolution, practicing both in and out of courtrooms.. Steve is AV® Rated, the highest peer review rating for legal ability and ethics by the legal publisher Martindale-Hubbell. Steve has been named a “Super Lawyer” by Boston Magazine for the years 2006 – 2014.. Steve has represented parties in 500+ personal injury cases, trying many before state and Federal courts, but resolving most without having to go to court. He sits as an arbitrator or mediator for the Massachusetts state courts, Federal courts, Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Arbitration Association helping other lawyers and their clients resolve their cases, including disputes over legal fees. He has particular interest in maritime and Admiralty law disputes.. Steve is an Adjunct Professor in the Justice Studies and Management/Marketing departments at Lasell College in Newton, MA teaching Tort and Personal Injury Law, Business Law and Comparative Legal Systems. He recently returned from the Russian Federation where he served as a Visiting Professor of Law at Petrozavodsk State University teaching U.S. Constitutional Law and Western style dispute resolution to Russian law students. In 2011, Steve taught American Tort Law at Odessa National Academy of Law, Odessa, Ukraine. He is published in academic peer reviewed journals in the fields of Maritime law and Criminology. Steve was  appointed in 2013 by the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers as a Hearing Officer on attorney discipline cases.

Attorney Jeffrey S. Beeler concentrates his practice at Heinlein  Beeler Mingace & Heineman, P.C. on representing those who have been injured through the fault of others. His practice is focused on helping injured individuals though the civil litigation process, from initial case evaluation and investigation through trial and appeal, if necessary.. Attorney Beeler began his legal practice in 1992 working as a Judicial Clerk for Associate Justice Samuel W. Collins and Associate Justice Paul L. Rudman, both of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine. Through this Appellate Court clerkship with Maine 's highest court, Attorney Beeler gained valuable insight in to the functioning of the court system and the need for effective and diligent representation at the trial level in order to protect a client's rights. This experience, which included analyzing submissions to the Court while crediting or discrediting statements and arguments based on the law and facts of a case, is of great value as he works to obtain full and fair compensation for his clients. After his clerkship in 1993, Attorney Beeler joined the firm of Newman, Heineman & Itzkowitz. Within two years, Attorney Beeler enlisted the assistance of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as amicus curiae, for the first time, in support of the rights of a victim of a defective medical device to seek compensation from a medical device manufacturer in court in a case that ultimately made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Prior to founding Heinlein & Beeler, P.C. in 1997, Attorney Beeler had been a principal in the firms of Newman & Beeler and Newman, Heinlein & Beeler, LLP.. Since beginning his private law practice in 1993, Attorney Beeler has represented both Plaintiffs and Defendants in various types of cases in the State and Federal Courts. Currently, his practice includes representing personal injury plaintiffs in construction site, negligence, worker's compensation, automobile accident, products liability, medical and nursing home negligence, whistle blower, and civil rights cases. Attorney Beeler also represents select businesses of diverse sizes in various contexts.. Attorney Beeler has an AV Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the Judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell Ratings fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards. Attorney Beeler was also chosen as a Massachusetts Super Lawyer in 2011-15.

Attorney Helinski has handled cases in District Court, Municipal Court, Superior Court, the Appeals Court, the Supreme Judicial Court, Probate and Family Court, United States District Court and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.  He has tried 10-12 jury trials a year on average and has professional relationships with prosecutors, judges, clerks, probation officers and others in court of the Commonwealth.  He does not relegate clients to office staff but deals directly with the client without limitation.  Attorney Helinski is selective about cases that he takes and limits representation to clients who are the right fit.  He invests himself in every case he accepts.

Attorney Emily McNeil practices exclusively in the areas of estate planning and probate administration.. During law school Emily worked as a law clerk at a local law firm. Emily recognized early on her ability to comfort people through the estate planning process. She focused her studies on estate planning, estate and income taxation and also had a lesser concentration on business entities, including corporate taxation.. Emily graduated from New England Law | Boston in May 2006, receiving her Juris Doctor degree. She was admitted to practice in Massachusetts later that year.. Following her admission to the bar, Emily worked for several years as a staff attorney for the financial advisory firm GW & Wade, LLC, located in Wellesley, Massachusetts. There Emily provided clients with advanced estate planning and estate tax advice, as well as income tax planning and preparation. For several years following her departure from GW & Wade, Emily provided estate planning and income tax preparation and advice privately. In 2011 Emily was thrilled to join the dynamic Boston firm, Charles River Law Partners, LLC, formerly Vaughn-Martel Law. Emily practiced as the firm’s sole estate planning and probate attorney for nearly five years, during which time she was recognized by Boston Magazine’s Super Lawyers, making the lists of ‘Rising Stars’ and ‘Top Women Attorneys’ in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.. A proud graduate of Framingham State University, Emily served as a Director of the Framingham State University Alumni Association for several years and was a visiting lecturer in the Department of Economics and Business Administration from 2012 to 2015, where she taught The Legal Environment of Business.. In 2016 Emily founded Heritage Law, P.C. Emily strives to provide the highest quality legal service and advice to her clients while at the same time being extremely mindful of her clients’ wishes and of the fact that estate planning can be a delicate subject for many and that the probate process is often quite difficult for those going through it.

Attorney Donna M. Quinn, an experienced Metrowest Attorney, is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts (B.A. Magna Cum Laude). She obtained her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from New England School of Law and a Master Degree in Taxation (LL.M.) from Boston University School of Law. She has been a practicing attorney in the State of Massachusetts for over twenty five years and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Real Estate Bar Association. Attorney Quinn’s practice consists of Real Estate Law, Conveyancing, Federal and State Taxation, Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Corporations, and LLC’s. She is admitted to practice law in the State of Massachusetts and the United States District Court of Massachusetts.

Attorney Cappetta is a Juvenile and Criminal Defense Attorney dedicated to fighting for the rights of his clients.  Attorney Cappetta is committed to providing high quality defense services to his clients at a price that is fair and reasonable.  All fees are charged on a flat fee basis so that clients always know the total cost of representation before making a decision about hiring him.. Attorney Cappetta is a graduate of Stonehill College in North Easton, MA.  After college he graduated from Suffolk University Law School in Boston, MA.  He has spent almost his entire career practicing criminal law in the District and Juvenile Courts of Massachusetts.  As a former prosecutor he has extensive experience in every kind of case handled by the District and Juvenile Courts of Massachusetts. He has tried countless cases in front of both juries and judges.  No matter what kind of criminal issue you or your family is facing he has the experience necessary to give you a thorough evaluation of your case and guide you through the legal process.

Ariel Sullivan is a partner in the firm’s Labor & Employment and Higher Education groups, representing businesses and institutions of higher education in proceedings before state and federal courts, and administrative agencies, including the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the National Labor Relations Board, the Department of Labor, and the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”).. Ariel is committed to understanding her clients’ businesses, listening to their concerns, and providing guidance and solutions suited to fit their needs and growth.  She advises clients on all aspects of employment, including hiring, termination, wage and hour practices, personnel policies and handbooks, leaves of absence, non-competition agreements, internal investigations, union avoidance and unfair labor practices, employee discipline and diversity initiatives.  Ariel also assists clients with employment-based immigration matters, including work authorization (Form I-9), use of E-Verify, and temporary working visas (H-1B petitions).. Ariel counsels higher education clients on matters related to faculty and staff employment, student affairs and discipline, disability services, response to subpoenas, FERPA compliance, state authorization, research compliance, and student and faculty handbooks.  Over the last several years, Ariel has been working hand-in-hand with college and university clients and their Title IX coordinators to help them navigate the complexities of Title IX, and revise their policies and procedures in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations and guidance.  She frequently assists colleges and universities in responding to allegations of sexual assault on campus, conducts investigations, and provides training to various constituencies on campus, including Title IX coordinators, investigators and adjudicators, campus police and students.. Prior to joining Bowditch & Dewey, Ariel was a trial attorney at a Washington, DC-based law firm, where she represented professionals, corporations, and institutions of higher education in medical malpractice, products liability and employment discrimination matters before the state and federal courts.

17 years of Real Estate experience representing Buyers, Sellers, and Lenders with all aspects of purchases, sales and refinances. Incluidng drafting and negotiating Purchase and Sales agreements and title review.