Emily A. Pothier - a Boston, United States Zoning Lawyer

Boston Zoning Lawyer

Updated: 05/05/2026

Areas of Practice

Zoning
Land Use
Real Estate Litigation

Attorney Information

Overview

Emily A. Pothier joined Phillips & Angley as an Associate Attorney in 2025. Emily is admitted to practice law in Massachusetts. Her areas of practice are zoning, land use, and real estate litigation.

Prior to joining Phillips & Angley, Emily practiced at a small North Shore firm where she represented clients at all stages of residential and commercial real estate transactions, land use and zoning matters, and title issues. Emily also previously worked in the Trusts and Estates group of a Boston firm while attending law school.

Emily received her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2024. She served as Historian of the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society from 2022 to 2023, and as the Magister from 2023 to 2024. Emily received her B.A., cum laude, from Stonehill College in 2013.

Education

Legal Education
- Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts, 2024
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- Stonehill College, Easton, Massachusetts, 2013
  B.A., Bachelor of Arts
  Honors: cum laude
  Major: English, History
  Minor: Secondary Education

Current Employment Position(s)

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Associate Attorney
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Languages

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English
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Bar Admissions

Massachusetts, 2024

Other Affiliations

Real Estate Bar Association (REBA) of Massachusetts, Member

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Boston, MA

1 Washington St. Suite 7A
Boston, MA 02108

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Phone: 617-958-3812

Fax: 617-227-8992

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Website: https://www.phillips-angley.com

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