Top Boston Business Organizations Lawyers - Massachusetts

Nearby Cities: Cambridge, Lynn, Brockton, Lowell, Worcester

Related Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Franchising, Banking & Finance, Antitrust

At the law firm of Adam Dash & Associates in Somerville, Massachusetts, we believe that quality legal service never goes out of style. Our attorneys practice in a range of areas with a strong focus on real estate law. We are also experienced in handling family law issues, advising couples on all aspects of divorce. We represent clients in Somerville, Cambridge, Medford and Boston. For more...

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With an office in Wellesley, Massachusetts, Jeffrey N. Fink guides his clients through the legal process with an experienced, hands-on approach. As an attorney, dispute resolution professional and adviser, he is someone you can trust to handle your legal issues properly.   Mr. Fink focuses on three main areas of law: Business and commercial law:  With experience across many industries,...

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