Massachusetts Lawyers H. David to Harvey Alford

Explore Massachusetts attorneys like H. David Henken, H. Ernest Stone, H. James Hartley, Halstrom Law Offices, Hannaford Immigration Law, Hannah Joseph, Harold F. Moody Jr, and Harvey Alford. in cities like Boston, Boston, Boston, Plymouth and Watertown. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 02109, 01915, 02471.

H. David Henke

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Harry S Margol

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Harry A. Pierc

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H. David Henken

Exchange Place , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: General Practice,Technology and Science

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Harold Stahler

400 Atlantic Avenue , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: International & Trade,Real Estate

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Harry S Margolis

Firm: Margolis & Bloom

100 William Street , Wellesley , Massachusetts 02481

Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning

Harry S. Margolis has been representing seniors, individuals with special needs and their families since he started ElderLawServices, the predecessor of Margolis & Bloom, in June 1987. Since then, he and the firm as a whole have helped thousands of clients pay for long-term care, grapple with the incapacity of a family member, and plan for safe and productive futures for their children and grandchildren.. Harry served as editor of The ElderLaw Report, a monthly newsletter for attorneys for three decades. His leadership in the field has been recognized by his peers in his selection as a Fellow of both the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the American College of Trust & Estate Counsel. He has been named a “Super Lawyer” since 2005 and in different years recognized as one of the top 100 attorneys in New England. In 2015, Best Lawyers named him Best Lawyer in America in the practice of Elder Law and Trust and Estates., and he is the only elder law attorney to receive these honors.. But Mr. Margolis’ passion is explaining complex legal issues to consumers, to clients in his practice, to Massachusetts consumers through the information on this website and its blog, and nationally on two websites he founded: and . Most recently he began answering consumer questions online at . He strongly believes that the best legal solutions are achieved through the partnership of well-informed clients and attorneys who combine great technical expertise, experience and an ability to listen.. In 2012, Mr. Margolis ran (unsuccessfully) for Governor’s Council. He has served as an elected town meeting member in Brookline and on the town’s bicycle advisory committee. When not working, Mr. Margolis resides in Brookline with his wife, college age twins (when they're home) and dog of uncertain breed. He loves biking and traveling, both in the US and abroad.

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“Attorney Margolis is an authority in the field of elder law. Practicing attorneys look to him for guidance on difficult legal and regulatory issues. His experience makes his advice…”

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Harry Brooks Whelan Jr

149 Cambridge St , Cambridge , Massachusetts 02141

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Consumer Protection, DUI & DWI, Employment & Labor, Personal Injury, Libel & Slander

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Harry A. Pierce

Firm: Sloane and Walsh, LLP

Three Center Plaza , Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Business ,Employment & Labor ,Professional Malpractice

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Harrison T Barrow III

Firm: Harrison T. Barrow III, Attorney at Law

9 Old Main St , West Dennis , Massachusetts 02670

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

Hi, I’m Harrison Barrow. I’m an attorney on Cape Cod, and I accept cases in all counties in Massachusetts.. I am a third generation attorney, and a second generation Massachusetts criminal defense lawyer. I grew up on Cape Cod, then headed north to Cambridge, Massachusetts. After receiving my undergraduate degree from Harvard University Extension School, I graduated Chicago-Kent College of Law as a merit scholar and received a certificate in criminal litigation. At Kent, I was an associate editor of the Chicago-Kent Journal of International and Comparative Law, attended the Summer program in law at Cambridge University, and received a CALI award for Professional Responsibility. While in Chicago, I clerked in the Homicide Task Force of the Cook County Public Defender’s Office, and interned in the Chicago-Kent Criminal Defense Clinic. Today you can find me in Orleans, Barnstable, and Falmouth District Courts.

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“An excellent lawyer who treats clients with patience, care, understanding, and utmost professionalism - an even better person and I wholeheartedly recommend for future services.”

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“Harrison represented me on several occasions I was never disappointed. I would recommend him to anyone..”

— Delroy Powell

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Harrison Lebov

Firm: Earley Law Group

44 School Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Attorney Lebov represents seriously injured people against insurance companies and corporations. Having worked on trial teams that produced some of the largest recent verdicts in Massachusetts, Attorney Lebov concentrates his trial practice on complex tort, products liability, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death, construction site, trucking, motor vehicle, and premises liability cases. He is licensed to practice in Massachusetts and Connecticut.. Attorney Lebov graduated cum laude from Suffolk University Law School with distinction in the Legal Technology and Innovation concentration. While in law school, Harrison served as the President of the Intramural Basketball Association, the Vice President of the Law Innovation and Technology Student Association, and the Lead Blog Editor on the Journal of High Technology Law. Harrison also interned for Harvard University Law School’s Access to Justice Lab, using guided interview and document automation software to better serve underfunded communities and help unrepresented people navigate the trial court system.

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“case and our son. He cares about his clients. 100% would recommend Harrison Lebov.”

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Harrington Law Offices

Firm: Harrington Law Offices

171 Milk St , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“We are so happy we went with Dan Harrington. My husband had a complicated case but with Dan's expertise we were successful with green card and most recently...”

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“Dan was so helpful as we navigated our marriage and green card process. He explained things clearly and always took the time to answer questions as well as made us feel well heard …”

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Harrington & Harrington

, Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Did a amazing job handing my car accident claim! This was personal very difficult and the Harrington & Harrington team helped to make this as painless of a...”

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Harold Rush-Lloyd

30 Federal Street , Salem , Massachusetts 01970

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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H. Ernest Stone

Firm: H. Ernest Stone, Attorney at Law

900 Cummings Center. , Beverly , Massachusetts 01915

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

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“e of several weeks - with no response. It wasn't until my first sentence was "are you still represen”

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Harold P. Naughton Jr

200 High Street , Clinton , Massachusetts 01510

In 1991 I received my Juris Doctor from Suffolk University School Law in Boston. During my time at Suffolk, I attended Notre Dame Law School in London, England studying International Human Rights, European Law and Soviet Law. Following graduation from Suffolk, I began my legal career as an Assistant District Attorney in the Worcester County serving from 1992 to 1995. Throughout my years with the District Attorney's office I have prosecuted a wide gamut of cases ranging from vehicular homicide to narcotics trafficking to assault and battery. From 1995 to the present I have been practicing law in Clinton, Massachusetts. The firm concentrates on litigation, criminal defense, local, national and international developmental issues, and government relations.

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Harold O Beede

Firm: Healey, Deshaies, Gagliardi & Woelfel, PC

24 Market Street , Amesbury , Massachusetts 01913

Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Employment & Labor, Divorce & Separation, Personal Injury, Landlord & Tenant

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“g me a considerable amount of money. Once the owner filed for Chapter 7, prospects for recovering al”

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“I endorse this lawyer because we have worked together on several issues and I have always trusted his advice and suggestions. He has always been honest and direct with me on all ma…”

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Harold Lichten

Firm: Lichten & Liss-Riordan, P.C.

729 Boylston St Ste 2000 , Boston , Massachusetts 02116

Practice Areas: Discrimination, Employment & Labor , Labor , Social Security Benefits & Disability, Employment & Labor

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“as capable of negotiating a settlement much more favorable to me, in a short period of time. His ap”

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“Shannon and Brad are fantastic! Not only did they produce positive outcomes for me, but they even took the time to patiently answer my litany of curious questions along the way. Th…”

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Harold F. Moody Jr

Firm: Law Office of Harold F. Moody, Jr., P.C.

East Main Street , Plymouth , Massachusetts 02360

Practice Areas: Business Organizations, Real Estate, Communications & Media, Insurance

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Hannah Joseph

Firm: Beck Reed Riden LLP

155 Federal St Ste 1302 , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Hannah is organized, efficient, and detail oriented. Any client of Hannah's is in good hands.”

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Hannaford Immigration Law

Firm: Hannaford Immigration Law

265 Franklin St , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Immigration,

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“Navigating the immigration process can be quite confusing. Amelia and Paul were outstanding in completing our immigration case. Throughout the entire...”

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“From start to finish Paul and team were absolutely incredible! They were extremely helpful and made the whole process easy and stress free. …”

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Halstrom Law Offices

Firm: Halstrom Law Offices

132 Boylston St , Boston , Massachusetts 02116

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Medical, Workers Compensation

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“Stay away from Haelstrom!! They are so crooked, when they were interested in my case they were so nice. Asked me to get my medical records, called me twice...”

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H. James Hartley

Franklin Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Contracts,Corporate ,Employment & Labor ,Labor ,Sexual Harassment,Wrongful Termination

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Harvey Alford

Firm: Alford and Bertrand, LLC

60 Arsenal Street PO Box 322 , Watertown , Massachusetts 02471

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Corporate ,Real Estate

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“Mr. Alford answered my question with great detail and in a short time. He also responded to my follow up questions quickly.”

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I’m worried that my partner might have violated his probation again | Aug 2, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
location: Massachusetts My boyfriend has a history of charges involving domestic violence, and was imprisoned last year on two felony counts of possession of CSAM. He got out in March and violated his probation soon after by driving without a license. The courts found him in violation and reprobated him. I was relieved, and now I’m worried he might have caught another violation. Before we were together, right before he got out of jail, he gave an “overly friendly” correctional officer his information then met up with her on the outside. He was talking about it on a video visit with his incarcerated friend, and since calls are monitored, they took his friend in to be interviewed. Then, as of a few days ago, they interviewed my partner. They told him she already told them everything and not to lie to them, that he won’t get in trouble. He confessed to everything, and we found out yesterday that she lost her job. I don’t know the exact details of his probation, but I cannot imagine his probation officer will look at this situation and be happy. He also knows that his sister has warrants and lied to the police last week that were looking for her, saying she doesn’t live with him, and he doesn’t know who she is. I don’t know. I’m very in my head right now. How likely is it that they’ll count either of these two situations as violations?
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