Massachusetts Lawyers Faneuf Law to Francis Morrissey

Explore Massachusetts attorneys like Faneuf Law Group, Faustino Lichauco, Feinberg & Alban, Felicity Hardee, Fields and Dennis, Fiore Porreca, Fitch Law Partners LLP, and Francis Morrissey. in cities like Boston, Brookline, Wellesley, Wellesley Hills and Boston. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 02108, 02210, 02199.

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Faneuf Law Group

Firm: Faneuf Law Group

One Boston Pl , Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“This Law Firm handles all your legal stuff without all the stress. I felt overwhelmed and defeated by having to fight an insurance company, but after I...”

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Fortunata Colucci

Firm: Perocchi Family Group, LLP

859 Turnpike St Ste 232 , North Andover , Massachusetts 01845

Practice Areas: Family

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Francis Mayo

265 Essex St Ste 301 , Salem , Massachusetts 01970

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Francis M Doran Jr

Firm: Francis M. Doran, Jr.

20 Main Street , Natick , Massachusetts 01760

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Violent Crime, Domestic Violence, Sex Crime

Attorney Doran has successfully represented those charged with criminal conduct for over thirty years in eastern and central Massachusetts. Attorney Doran worked as prosecutor in the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office upon graduation from Boston College Law School. His clients have included police chiefs, police officers, state troopers, lawyers, doctors, corporate executives, business owners, and all others who have confronted the government in the criminal justice system. You will get the benefit of his loyalty, honesty, and experience should you decide to hire him.. See Frank featured in the Boston Herald October '17

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“Reasonable flat rate, easy to get in touch with, easy payment, got the outcome he told me he could d”

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“Frank Doran, from Doran and Doran PC was exceptional in criminal defense of both my cases with one being a CWOF and and the other being dismissed. Both cases could’ve resulted in m…”

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Francis J. Russell

Firm: Mountain, Dearborn & Whiting LLP

370 Main Street , Worcester , Massachusetts 01608

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Business, Tax, Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts, Family, Real Estate, Mediation

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“tained counsel, but kept viewing herself as entitled to more and more. I would think the case resolv”

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“Fran Russell is an excellent attorney with outstanding courtroom skill. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Francis Ford

Firm: Law Offices of Francis A. Ford

35 Harvard Street , Worcester , Massachusetts 01609

Practice Areas: Civil , Mediation, Mediation

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“nest, responsive and ALWAYS told me the truth. He is the sole reason I now trust lawyers. If there i”

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“Not only is Fran an excellent litigator but he is one of the best mediators int the state. I have used him on matters before and intend to use him whenever possible. I endorse this…”

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Francine Gardikas

Firm: Burns & Levinson, LLP

125 High St. , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Family

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“g my wife's deposition (Francine questioned her about certain events for the record), Francine spent”

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Francine Dawicki

Firm: Law Offices of Spano & Dawicki

605 Broadway Suite 201 , Saugus , Massachusetts 01906

Practice Areas: Elder Law

My inspiration for becoming an attorney flowed from the care my family provided to my mother and father that allowed both of them to live full lives while remaining at home and receiving care in their home.. My sister, Kathy, quit her position with the IRS and took a significantly reduced pension to care for my parents. The difficulties experienced by my family are the same problems faced by millions of families today.. Our team of professionals includes my lifelong friend, college sweetheart and husband, Stephen Spano, as well as a dedicated team of professionals. Our firm helps families throughout the globe who are experiencing the same difficulties experienced by my family. We are truly passionate about helping you and your family through this difficult time in your life, help you plan for the future and help you provide a legacy and memories for the next generation. Let our family help you family.

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“I endorse this lawyer. Francine and her partner, Stephen Spano, are well known and respected in the elder law community. Francine is a caring and forceful advocate for her clients.”

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Fran Lochan Whyman

Firm: Fran L Whyman, Whyman Law & Mediation

220 North Main Street , Natick , Massachusetts 01760

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Child Support, Mediation

Whyman Law and Mediation is a Family Law practice, specializing in Collaborative Law and Mediation settlements. The practice includes all areas of Family Law: divorce and separation; premarital and post nuptial agreements; agreements to modify exisiting orders; agreements around parenting plans, child and spousal support, division of marital assets, health and life insurance; agreements involving siblings, and agreements related to a family's estate. The practice takes pride in working with clients to help them reach agreement in an atmosphere of respect and dignity. Fran Whyman is a former President of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, the premiere organization of Massachusetts Family Law mediators.

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“attempted to develop solutions that were fair and equitable throughout our divorce proceedings. Fran”

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“Fran Whyman is a mediator and collaborative lawyer with the experience and knowledge needed to handle the most complex divorces and other family law matters. I have known Fran well…”

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Forest O'Neill-Greenberg

Firm: Hedges & Tumposky, LLP

50 Congress St Ste 600 , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Recognized as a 2020, 2019, 2018 Super Lawyers Rising Star. Advanced trainings in Forensics and Trial Practice, invitee and graduate of both the National Forensic College (NFC) and the National Criminal Defense College (NCDC). Forest O’Neill Greenberg provides zealous legal representation against life changing criminal charges in state and federal court.. Forest began her career as a trial attorney with the Public Defender of Massachusetts (CPCS) and for the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia (PDS), where she represented hundreds of clients charged with crimes in District and Superior Court in Massachusetts and Washington D.C. She has defended clients against all types of criminal charges, from simple misdemeanors like drug possession, assault and battery, and driving offenses to complex felonies like drug trafficking, sexual offenses and assaults, violent offenses, terrorism, as well as charges involving complex fraud and financial crimes. As an appellate advocate, Forest has worked on appeals of serious felonies ranging from murder, rape, and sexual assault to drug trafficking and terrorism-related offenses.. Additionally, Forest has extensive experience working in the field of human rights and international criminal law. She was a member of the defense team of former Khmer Rouge leader Nuon Chea, representing him at trial at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, a United Nations Atrocity Crimes Tribunal in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She has also worked on a legal team representing Cambodian victims in their allegations of Crimes against Humanity before the International Criminal Court in The Hague.. She is a member of both the Massachusetts and New York state bar, and is admitted to practice in the United States Federal District Court. She provides her clients with sophisticated and vigorous representation and has a proven track record of success in court, at both the trial and appellate level.

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“t Forest on the case (maybe because they knew they needed the big guns?) She whipped the other lawye”

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Faustino Lichauco

Firm: Occhiuti & Rohlicek LLP

321 Summer St Fl 2 , Boston , Massachusetts 02210

Practice Areas: General Practice, Patent Application

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Fogelman & Fogelman

Firm: Fogelman & Fogelman

189 Wells Ave , Newton , Massachusetts 02459

Practice Areas: Employment, Personal Injury

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“I worked as an independent contractor and made a significant sale that the business owner would not pay me for. He kept delaying and delaying. Because his...”

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Fitzpatrick & Associates

Firm: Fitzpatrick & Associates

100 Grandview Rd , Braintree , Massachusetts 02184

Practice Areas: Immigration, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation

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“I had been denied SS disability several times. Tired of getting shot down as my condition was getting worse. SSI was playing games, telling me one thing and...”

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“I had a great experience. Very professional. Always got back to quickly when leaving a message. Every interaction was friendly. They know who you are when speaking to you . You’re …”

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FitzGerald Law Company

Firm: FitzGerald Law Company

185 Devonshire St , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Immigration,

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“I used FitzGerald Law Company last year as my immigration lawyer to complete my Green Card process. Desmond did a great job at understanding my case and...”

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“I had an excellent experience with FitzGerald Law firm during my immigration process. The team was patient, professional, and guided me through every step. My lawyer always took th…”

— Gurleen Kaur

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Fitch Law Partners LLP

Firm: Fitch Law Partners LLP

110 Cedar St , Wellesley Hills , Massachusetts 02481

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Highly satisfied with my experience working with Attorney Jeffrey Soilson, Fitch Law Partners, Boston. Jeff is extremely knowledgeable and articulate. He...”

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Fiore Porreca

Firm: Law Office of Fiore Porreca

155 North Main Street , Attleboro , Massachusetts 02703

Practice Areas: Immigration

I enjoy helping individuals resolve their criminal or immigration matters in a timely and beneficial manner.

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“Fiore really worked hard and resolved my issue, I was so happy with the outcome. I can't thank him e”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Porreca knows he way around the Court system and the law. Whether it be fighting with the District Attorneys for your rights or conducting a trial, …”

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Fields and Dennis

Firm: Fields and Dennis

80 William St , Wellesley , Massachusetts 02481

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Wills, Trusts, & Probates, Real Estate

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“I highly recommend the Law Offices of Fields and Dennis for anyone going through a divorce. I came to Jon Fields and Vicki Shemin being frustrated with my...”

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Felicity Hardee

Firm: Felicity Hardee Law Practice

1500 Main St , Springfield , Massachusetts 01115

Practice Areas: Environmental , Real Estate, Real Estate, Commercial, Litigation

I help clients with complex real estate transaction and litigation needs. A portion of my practice involves development of affordable housing for low and moderate income residents. I enjoy taking projects from dirt to occupancy and closed the first Tax Credit Assistance Program project in Massachusetts. Let's build our economy and community together!

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“Attorney Hardee worked with our nonprofit board of directors over a period of several months to revi”

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“Felicity has a wealth of experience in several different areas of the law. She practiced for many years at Springfield's largest firm, initially working as a litigator (actually tr…”

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“Good basic Burger King meals”

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Feinberg & Alban

Firm: Feinberg & Alban

1051 Beacon St , Brookline , Massachusetts 02446

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Real Estate

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“feinberg and alban have been my family attorney for over 60 years, have always been there and reliable, always aiming for the best for their clients. The...”

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“I have done business with this law firm for over 25 years and have found no lawyers to handle personal injuries cases better than Feinberg and Alban. I have referred many friends a…”

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Francis Morrissey

Firm: Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge

111 Huntington Avenue , Boston , Massachusetts 02199

Practice Areas: Debt & Lending Agreements

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“I fully endorse this lawyer. I worked on a significant matter with Mr. Morrissey, and he was an outstanding advocate for our client and obtained a favorable result.”

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