Maegan L. Hurley - a Boston, Worcester (MA) Bankruptcy Lawyer

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Boston Bankruptcy Lawyer

Updated: 03/02/2026

Areas of Practice

Bankruptcy

Attorney Information

Awards and Honors

Honors

2024 Boston Bar Association's Mary K. Ryan Achievement in Pro Bono Award Recipient
2024 Volunteer Lawyers Project's Dennis Maguire Pro Bono Award Recipient
United States Bankruptcy Court for District of Massachusetts, Pro Bono Publico Recognition, 2013-2023
Top Lawyer in Bankruptcy by Boston Magazine, 2021-2022
2020 Top Women of Law Recipient by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
2018 American Bankruptcy Institute 40 Under 40

Education

Legal Education
- Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts
  Honors: Pro Bono Honors
Non Legal Education
- Simmons College

Current Employment Position(s)

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Past Positions

Intern for United States Senator Edward Kennedy

Classes and Seminars

Served as editor for the Institute’s “Best of ABI 2018: The Year in Consumer Bankruptcy

Pro Bono Activities

Massachusetts Debt Relief Foundation

Bar Admissions

Massachusetts
U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts

Other Affiliations

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
American Bankruptcy Institute

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Boston, MA

300 Commercial Street
Ste. 2
Boston, MA 02109

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Phone: 617-720-1101

Fax: 617-720-1104

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