Top Litigation Lawyers in ZIP 02459 | 4 available

Firm: Fogelman & Fogelman

189 Wells Avenue. , Newton , Massachusetts 02459

Practice Areas: Litigation

Danielle Jurema Lederman is an attorney at Fogelman & Fogelman, where she practices in all areas of civil litigation, with an emphasis on plaintiff-side employment law.  Her principal areas of practice include representing clients in sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage and hour matters.  She also represents clients in contract negotiations, including agreements relating to terms of employment, severance, and non-competes.. Her role is to help victimized employees and to stop wrongful workplace conduct.  In some situations, demand letters may be appropriate; in other cases, litigation may be warranted.  Sometimes clients have been terminated before they come to our firm, which may be the result of discrimination or retaliatory claims (such as complaining about sexual harassment).   In these cases, not only have clients been victimized, they also must face the prospect of finding a new job.  Other clients are not paid the wages they are owed.  She works to help empower clients so that they can make the decisions that are right for them with respect to how to proceed with their matter.  She works resolutely in seeking to achieve client objectives.

Firm: Grossman & Associates, Ltd

189 Wells Avenue , Newton , Massachusetts 02459

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Business, Real Estate, Litigation

Hindell Straus Grossman formed her own firm, Grossman & Associates, Ltd. in Newton, Massachusetts following her partnership in a Boston firm for 10 years.   She has experience in Probate, District and Superior courts and  has successfully negotiated, litigated and arbitrated for clients.  Several of her successes have been published in Massachusetts Lawyer’s Weekly and she has been featured in the Needham Tab, Boston Business Journal and the Boston Globe. Hindell has been a licensed attorney in Massachusetts since 1985.   The firm's Second Opinion Program allows those uncertain about their legal options approach to consult us and make more informed decisions.     Hindell has been active in both the business and Jewish communities.  She participated in the first international collaboration between the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Montreal Board of Trade.  She was a regular speaker for the Canadian Consulate to Canadian business owners interested in doing business in Massachusetts; a lecturer for National Business Institute, Inc.; a panelist for the Small Business Administration; a speaker on business banking; and a panelist for the Boston Bar Association.. For many years Hindell has been co-President of B’nai B’rith Realty Unit, whose members include New England’s most distinguished real estate men and women.  She is a long-standing board member of Covenant House in Brighton, Massachusetts which provides affordable senior citizen housing.  Hindell is also a fundraiser, a donor to various causes and a Hospitality Host to families needing medical treatment. Hindell was raised in Rumson, New Jersey by parents in the retail clothing business. She attended Muhlenberg College and the University of Pennsylvania, and obtained her Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School in Chicago in 1985.   Hindell lived in Newton for 14 years and presently lives in Brookline.   Her daughter, Ariel, graduated from the University of Connecticut in 2010 with a degree in Finance and is employed at Massachusetts General Hospital and enrolled in a Health Care MBA program at Boston University.  Her son, Micah, attends Loyola University in New Orleans where he studies Music Industry.

Firm: Mediation Saves

255 Homer St , Newton , Massachusetts 02459

Practice Areas: Mediation, Litigation

I am a full time certified Mediator who guides clients to craft financial and parenting agreements that meet their essential interests and which can save them money and future heartache.  When parents are divorcing, I hep them focus on the best interests of their children and how to preserve the parental relationship.. I worked for eight years in the trenches of litigation in a large downtown Boston law firm, and saw people waste tremendous amounts of time and money litigating.  I also saw the emotional toll that litigants face.  Consequently I switched to mediation.  I worked for one of the founders of divorce mediation in Massachusetts from whom I learned how to successfully mediate many apparently irresolvable conflicts.. I have a large family with many strong personalities.  I also am an active volunteer in my children's school and community.  Within my community, I have been sought out by people, including my Rabbi, to help resolve disputes where great sensitivity, creativity and discretion is needed.. What is most rewarding to me is when couples who have not been able to communicate for years, are given the tools through mediation to learn how to resolve disputes themselves and to begin to learn how to parent together as they are living apart.

Firm: Seth H. Salinger and Associates

53 Langley Road , Newton , Massachusetts 02459

Practice Areas: Litigation, Business, Intellectual Property, Personal Injury, Construction & Development