Honors and Awards:

• Received in 2010, Top 100 Lawyers, American Trial Lawyers Association
• Outstanding Advocacy Award, Boston University Law School, 1982

Special Licenses/Certifications:

• Admitted to New York Bar and New Hampshire Bar . Also licensed to practice in several federal courts including the United States Supreme Court
• National Board of Certified Civil Trial Lawyers

Bar/Professional Activity:

• American Association For Justice; American Bar Association; Mass. Academy of Trial Attorneys; Past President South Middlesex Bar Association; Past Chairman Fee Arbitration Board of Mass. Bar Association; Section Council Mass. Bar Asso.; Fellow Mass. Bar Foundation

Pro bono/Community Service:

• Have provided guest lectures to high school students regarding interesting legal issues relevant to their age groups.

Scholarly Lectures and Writings:

• Have participated in several lectures and seminars  and have published several legal articles enhancing the continued education of trial lawyers throughout the country.

Verdicts and Settlements:

• Cases of Significance   Maillet v. ATF-Davidson Co. Inc, 407 Mass. 185 (1990) First product’s liability case to establish a c. 93A violation and award of attorney’s fees and costs for breach of warranty in Massachusetts; Trull v. Volkswagen 320 F.3.d 1 1st Circuit (2002) Products liability case establishing design defect in seat belts adopting Fox-Mitchell approach by First Circuit Court of Appeals and the NH Supreme Court ($17,500,000.00 million dollar judgment) largest personal injury judgment in New Hampshire; Williams v. Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts 436 Mass. 574 (2002) Representation of female Episcopal priest who was sexually harassed and discriminated against by the Episcopal Church decided on constitutional grounds; Case Name Withheld Due to Confidentiality Employment discrimination based on sexual harassment by female employee of large state agency. Largest reported settlement by state agency of $650,000.00; Case Name Withheld Due to Confidentiality First perceived handicap discrimination (obesity) case in Massachusetts settled for $275,000.00 against national retail company; Manley v. Krikorian Breast cancer case resulting in judgment of $2,500,000.00 based on lack of chemotherapy with proper diagnosis; Case Name Withheld Due to Confidentiality Defense of scientist responsible for inventing portable AIDS test kit charged with breach of non-compete contract and violation of non-disclosure and confidentiality provisions of employment contract when he was lured away by an international pharmaceutical chain; Forward Financial v. Moriarty Breach of fiduciary responsibilities case involving ten million dollar FDIC loan portfolio; Parsons v. FDIC Claim against FDIC for improperly withholding funds due under various construction contracts; Case Name Withheld Due to Confidentiality Breach of licensing agreement for inventor of disposable dental floss holder, Larry Sabin; Case name withheld due to confidentiality Whistleblower of major pharmaceutical company assists  U.S. in obtaining $500,000.000.00 settlement from prior employer. and whistle blower receives portion of the settlement worth millions; Serrano v. Dr. Lai $3,700,000.00 judgment against doctor for misdiagnosis of HIV and AIDS where patient did not have the condition; Eagle v. Jaffe Million dollar judgment against doctor for botched facelift; Case name withheld: $2,000,000.00 settlement in birth trauma brain damaged baby case; Case name withheld: $6,000,000.00 settlement in aviation crash case. Case name withheld: $2,000,000.00 settlement for retired gentleman involved in truck accident. Case name withheld: Nursing home victim freezes to death when left unattended and walks out of nursing home. Case name withheld: representation of attorney in fee dispute confirming a contingency fee based on royalty payments worth several million dollars; Smith v. Osathanondth, $2,000,000.00 settlement in abortion death case where doctor was stripped of his license to practice medicine, convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to jail.

Representative Clients:

• I represent clients from diverse backgrounds regardless of ability to pay in our quest for justice for all. I have represented working people, professionals , lawyers and judges and they are all treated equally by me and in the eyes of the law.

Educational Background:

• Boston University School of Law 1982 Award for Outstanding Advocacy