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Alan V.

Alan Vail

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Alan Vail is a business legal counselor who has more than 11 years of experience. He has been licensed to serve corporate clients in both Maryland and Massachusetts. Alan received a J.D. in law after he graduated from the Washington College of Law, American University. He specializes in drafting, negotiating and reviewing commercial contracts. Alan founded Vail Law in September 2015, where he now serves as a sole practitioner.
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Ildiko M.

Ildiko Mehes

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Ildiko Mehes has more than 15 years of experience as an attorney and primarily focuses on offering legal advice to CEOs and board members of pharmaceutical companies. She has represented many corporate clients, including The Home Depot and Apotex. Ildiko is licensed to practice law in Ontario and Massachusetts. She has a Juris Doctorate in law, which she obtained after graduating from the Osgoode Hall Law School. Ildiko is currently the senior vice president at Teva Pharmaceutical Inustries.
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Christopher R.

Christopher Ray

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Christopher Ray is an attorney at law with exceptional experience in dealing with legal matters related to labor and employment law. He obtained his J.D. in law from the Suffolk University Law School. Christopher has been practicing law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire for the past three years. He is also experienced in dealing with mergers and acquisitions. Christopher has been a risk management partner at C-Squared Consulting P.C. since March 2016.
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Christopher D.

Christopher Dunn

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Chris graduated from Northeastern University School of Law. He worked for Ropes & Gray LLP for over 18 years practicing commercial real estate law. His practice areas i... read more
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Michael O.

Michael O'loughlin

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Michael graduated from Boston College Law School and has both a master's and bachelor's degree in biology. Coming to the law as a career-changer having previously spent tim... read more
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Geoffrey N.

Geoffrey Norman

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Specializes in the leasing acquisition, disposition and financing of commercial real estate. Clients are principally property development companies, property management com... read more
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Christina L.

Christina Lagana

2 reviews
I'm Christina, an attorney in Massachusetts. I work in real estate and conveyancing, which includes reviewing and drafting various contracts and financial documents. Prior ... read more
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Ashley A.

Ashley Andrade

2 reviews
I am an experienced lawyer with a blend of in-house and national law firm experience drafting and reviewing a broad range of contracts, as well as handling general corporat... read more
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Geoffrey K.

Geoffrey Kotowski

2 reviews
Geoffrey focuses on the areas of law that revolve around criminal defense and serious personal injury. Whether defending the wrongly accused or trying a serious personal in... read more
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Joseph C.

Joseph Coluntino

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Practice Commercial/Residential Real Estate Law representing homeowners, homebuyers and residential real estate lenders, through transactional real estate conveyancing. A... read more
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