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Dukes County, MA: Environmental Lawyers, Attorneys and Law Firms

Top Cities: Tisbury, North Tisbury, Vineyard Haven, Chappaquiddick Island, Edgartown

Nearby Counties: Barnstable County, Nantucket County, Plymouth County, Bristol County, Norfolk County

Related Practice Areas: Class Actions, Real Estate, Natural Resources, Energy

The law firm of Matthew Watsky, Attorney at Law, has been serving clients in the state of Massachusetts with all their environmental and administrative legal matters for 22 years, 18 of which have been in Dedham. Following his years of service as a deputy general at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Mr. Watsky took his experience into private practice and opened his own law...

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