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Class of 1933

Mary Murphy
Mary G. Murphy was profiled in the column, "Senior Set," in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, after she received an honorary degree from NESL in May 2000 and completed her last case.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Mary Loretta McElroy
Mary Loretta (Gannon) McElroy was featured in an article in the News Tribune in Waltham, MA, when she was honored as the 'Woman of the Year' by the Waltham/Greater Boston Business and Professional Women's Organization.

Class of 1937

Dorothy Farrington
Dorothy (Salipante Feddern) Farrington and her husband have traveled to Alaska, California, and Canada, including Victoria, Banff, Lake Louise, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1941

Nellie Manwarren
Nellie ManWarren received a lifetime achievement award from the National Education Association of America. She was an elementary school teacher for 37 years, before retiring from the Hebron (CT) Elementary School.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1942

Pauline Cloues
Pauline Cloues participated in a program of the Melrose chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons in or of Women?s History Month. She dressed as Puritan Anne Hutchinson, a midwife and an herbalist, who was Ms. Cloues?s ancestor. Ms. Cloues practiced law with the Boston, MA, firm of Emery, Booth, Townsend, Miller and Weidner for many years.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1949

Jeanne Grover
Jeanne P. Grover is retiring as town clerk of Rowley, MA, after 16 years. She was appointed to the position in Class of 1984, after the death of her husband, Warren C. Grover, a NESL graduate who had served as town clerk since Class of 1975.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1950

James Broderick
James V. Broderick was honored as a 50-year member by the New Hampshire Bar Association at its 2001 Annual Meeting. He serves as a mediator for the N.H. Supreme Court. He and his wife, Inez, have been married for 55 years and have three children and three grandchildren.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1951

Edward Dressler
Edward J. Dressler was the subject of an article in the Belmont Citizen-Herald when a reception was held in or of his 24 years of service on the Belmont, MA, board of library trustees.

Class of 1954

Robert Carignan
Robert A. Carignan was featured an article in the New Hampshire Bar News about his career and his retirement.

Class of 1956

Rosemary McAuliffe
Rosemary McAuliffe is the new president of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers. A private practitioner, Ms. McAuliffe has played an active role for the past nine years in the production of "The Legal Line," a weekly live talk show on the law produced by BNN Live, Cable Channel 9 in Boston.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1958

Joseph Harrington
Joseph P. Harrington was honhonored at the Diocese of Fall River's second annual Red Mass.

Class of 1959

Belden Bly
Belden G. Bly was profiled in North Shore Sunday, which examined his 32 years as a Massachusetts state legislator from Saugus, as well as his careers as lawyer and Saugus High School teacher and coach.

Class of 1960

James Cullen
James G. Cullen is serving as chairman of the board of library trustees and the building committee for the Groton (MA) Public Library. He practices with the Law Offices of James G. Cullen in Groton.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

William Tedoldi
William J. Tedoldi has been named treasurer of the Charles River Watershed Association's board of directors. In that position, he also chairs the board's finance committee. A Needham, MA, resident, Mr. Tedoldi also serves as chairman of the NeedhamZoning Board of Appeals and chairman of the Needham Comprehensive Housing Study Committee.(Fall, 2002)

John Fitzgerald
John P. Fitzgerald has received the Director's Award for Distinguished Service from the U.S. Trustee Program. He is a U.S. trustee in Boston, MA, and monitors bankruptcy cases. He spearheaded the investigation of Chapter 7 fraud by Sears, Roebuck & Co. and cultivated a bankruptcy fraud referral and prosecution task force.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1961

William Dimitri
William A. Dimitri was featured in the North Providence (RI) North Star when he was honored by the Verazzano Day Committee as Man of the Year.

John O'Connor
John A. O?Connor has retired from practice. Through the school?s Career Services Office, he donated his collection of the Massachusetts Decisions to a NESL graduate in private practice.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1962

James Brady
James M. Brady is president-elect of the Bar Association of Norfolk County. A founding partner of Brady & Monac, P.C., in Walpole, MA, he concentrates his practice in workers' compensation and personal injury law, with a focus on cases involving people who suffer from latex allergies and associated difficulties. His e-mail address is jbrady@bradymonac.com (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter) (Fall, 2002)

Merwyn Burstein
Merwyn J. Burstein is of counsel to Burstein Law Offices in Springfield, MA. His sons, David and Jeffrey, are partners in the firm. His daughter, Judith Osburn, is practicing law in Binghamton, NY. Mr. Burstein has four grandchildren, the youngest born in July 2002. (Fall, 2002)

Bernard Roderick
Bernard F. Roderick was named "Man of the Year for Fairhaven" by the Standard-Times of New Bedford, MA.

John Roncone
John L. Roncone has been appointed assistant city solicitor in Leominster, MA, where he lives and practices.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1963

Elizabeth Dolan
Elizabeth J. Dolan has been appointed to the Massachusetts Ethics Commission. Judge Dolan served on the Probate and Family Court from 1976 to 1979 and on the Superior Court for 20 years.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Joseph
Richard Joseph was featured in an article in the Shrewsbury (MA) Chronicle, which talked about his activities and thoughts on education since retiring last year after 32 years teaching English.

Robert Mardirosian
Robert Mardirosian was profiled in the Watertown Tab & Press, which described his shift from law practice to full-time artist. Working under the professional name, Romard, Mr. Mardirosian has a studio in his home in Watertown, MA, where he produces paintings and metal, stone, and ceramic sculptures.

Frank Mazzio
Frank J. Mazzio is retired and living in Port Charlotte, FL, where he plays jazz piano and goes fishing. (Fall, 2002)

Edward Reynolds
Edward J. Reynolds is a judge in Leominster District Court in Leominster, MA. His 18th grandchild was born in November 2000.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Harvey Trask
Harvey J. Trask has been appointed a public administrator for Worcester, MA. Mr. Trask was also named counselor for the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. He practices with Harvey J. Trask and Associates in Boston and Worcester.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1964

Allan Ralph Zenowitz
Allan Ralph Zenowitz has been awarded an honorary degree by Trinity College in Hartford, CT. He is an executive officer of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Washington, D.C.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1965

Richard Sullivan
Richard J. Sullivan has been named staff counsel by the Greater Boston Real Estate Board.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1966

John Dixon
John M. Dixon received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the Alumni Association of the University of Montana, which recognized his career and support of the University of Montana. Mr. Dixon teaches in the Department of Hotel and Restaurant Management at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, after a career in hotel management.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1967

Peter Brady
Peter F. Brady has been named to the board of trustees of Regis College in Weston, MA.

Ralph Hardy
Ralph H. Hardy is self-employed in Beverly, MA.

Francis Lynch
Francis J. Lynch has been elected vice-chairman of the board of trustees of Southern New England School of Law in Dartmouth, MA. He practices with Lynch & Lynch, concentrating in civil litigation.(Spring 2002)

Class of 1968

Norman Campbell
Norman A. Campbell has had an endowment fund established in his name at the University of Rhode Island, College of Pharmacy. Mr. Campbell was a professor at U.R.I. for 31 years before retiring in 2001. He and his wife, Mary, live in Narragansett and have three children.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Michael Flaherty
Michael F. Flaherty associate justice, Boston Municipal Court. Judge Flaherty was a sole practitioner in South Boston, focusing on criminal defense work. A U.S. Navy veteran, he served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for 24 years and as commissioner of the Boston Zoning Commission. He is a member of the Hundred Club of Massachusetts, for families of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. He received the Massachusetts Bar Association's "Legislator of the Year" award in 1976, 1977, and 1985, the only lawmaker to receive that award three times. (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter) ! his daughter Peggy has been appointed deputy chief of Superior Court prosecutions for Suffolk County. His son John has been appointed probation officer at Boston Municipal Court. His son Michael has been elected one of four city-wide councilors on the Boston City Council. (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Leonard Tomaiolo
Leonard F. Tomaiolo has been appointed clerk-magistrate of Clinton (MA) district court.(Spring 2002)

Frances Goldfield
Mrs. Frances N. Goldfield has retired after 55 years as a licensed practicing psychologist and 32 as a practicing attorney. A resident of Marblehead, MA, she continues to be involved in community service.

Class of 1969

Quentin Greeley
Quentin J. Greeley has been named senior vice-president/general counsel at Cambridge Savings bank.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1970

William Farris
William H. Farris has been named managing director of GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corporation's Atlanta, GA, affiliate, MortgageRamp. He previously was of counsel to Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP, in Atlanta and senior partner at Farris, Earhart & Sutherlin, LLP, in New Orleans, LA, where he specialized in commercial real estate financing.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

George Lane
George E. Lane is serving as vice-president of the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Eileen Shaevel
Eileen M. Shaevel retired from the Norfolk Probate and Family Court in March 2001. She has established an alternative dispute resolution practice and is doing mediation, arbitration, and case evaluation in domestic relations and probate matters. (Fall, 2002)

Thomas Weihing
Thomas J. Weihing won one of the largest malpractice verdicts ever rendered by a Bridgeport, CT, jury, in a case against Yale-New Haven Hospital. The defendant was ordered to pay 3.3 million to Mr. Weihing's client, the widow of a Stratford man who died 16 hours after being discharged from the hospital.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1971

James Parker
James S. Parker was honored for 40 years of federal service at the Social Security 2001 ors Award Ceremony in Baltimore, MD. Judge Parker has been a United States administrative law judge since 1991 and currently works in the Office of Hearings and Appeals in Providence, RI. He began his civilian employment with the federal government in 1962 as an investigator with the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Textiles and Furs. He was assigned as an attorney with the FTC's Boston regional office in 1972. He lives in Milton, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1972

Joyce Alexander
Joyce London Alexander was awarded the Buffalo Soldier Award from the Massachusetts Minority State Police Officers' Association, Inc., recognizing her as the first African-American female chief U.S. magistrate judge and a pioneer in the federal judiciary. She has also received the Lee F. Jackson Achievement Award from the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc. She received an Outstanding Service Award from the National Bar Association Judicial Council. She was the presiding officer at the annual awards luncheon and was selected as the organization?s national parliamentarian.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) The Hon. Joyce London Alexander was honored at the 26th Annual Judicial Reception of the Federal Bar Association's Massachusetts chapter in June.

Ronald Johnson
Ronald Johnson has joined the board of directors of Braintree Community Access and Media, Inc.

Joseph Valof
Joseph Valof is in-house general counsel at OnLine Counsel in Westboro, MA. He provides in-house counsel services to high-tech companies.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Henry Hogan
Henry J. Hogan a partner at Hogan and McDonald, appeared with Professor Michael Scharf on "News Night" on New England Cable News, discussing the use of civilian trials and military tribunals to try Osama bin Laden and other terrorists. He also appeared on the New England Cable News news program explaining military tribunals for the prosecution of terrorists. Lieutenant Colonel Hogan serves in the Third Legal Support Organization in Boston, an Army Reserve unit that provides legal services to Army Reserve units throughout New England. He teaches Military Justice at NESL.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1973

Douglas Beach
Douglas R. Beach has been named a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and has been included in Best Lawyers in America Class of 1999-2000.(Spring 2002)

Peter Cahill
Peter J. Cahill was appointed to the six-lawyer Disciplinary Commission of the Arizona Supreme Court.(Spring 2002)

Peter DiGangi
Peter C. DiGangi circuit justice, Probate and Family Court. Judge DiGangi practiced for more than 20 years in Salem and Beverly, focusing on family law. Before that, he was an assistant district attorney in Kings County, Brooklyn, NY. He co-founded the Essex County Probate and Family Court Conciliation Program, a pro bono legal service that seeks to resolve cases without litigation. He also helped found the Essex County Lawyer for a Day Program. He has taught legal education seminars on alimony, sexual abuse allegations, and divorce. He has served on the board of the Massachusetts Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Children.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Thomas Mangan
Thomas Mangan was honored at the Maine State Bar Association's awards luncheon for providing leadership in pro bono participation through his work with the Volunteer Lawyers Project, which provides legal services for low-income clients in Maine.(Spring 2002)

Ira Marcus
Ira Marcus has been certified as a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which includes attorneyswho have acted as principal counsel in at least one case in which the client has received a verdict,award, or settlement of one million dollars or more. Mr. Marcus practices in Fort Lauderdale, FL. (Fall, 2002)

Gregory Roach
Gregory V. Roach circuit justice, Probate and Family Court. Judge Roach practiced in the law office of Ward, Walsh, Roach & Rice in Fitchburg, where he focused on tort law, domestic relations, criminal law, and contract disputes. He previously was a partner at the law firm of Aubucand Roach in Fitchburg and a sole practitioner in Acton. He is a member of the Northern Worcester Bar Association and has held several leadership positions as a member of the Worcester County Bar Association, most recently serving as co-chair of the Trial Practice Committee and a member of the Executive Committee. He is also a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Panel and the Reduced Fee Panel.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Karl Stritter
Karl Stritter was profiled in the Salem Evening News in an article about the publication of A Sea of Dreams and Memories, a collection of Mr. Stritter?s poetry.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1974

Richard Arnold
Richard E. Arnold has been appointed assistant administrative judge for the Judicial District of Ansonia-Milford, CT. He was also appointed to the Committee to Study the Attorney Grievance Procedures in Connecticut.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Edward Berns
Edward J. Berns has been named vice-president of legal affairs at Griffin Hospital in Derby, CT.

Kevin Denton
Kevin A. Denton is a town justice in Pawling, NY, was named town attorney for the town of Beekman,a post he previously held from 1977 to 1997. (Fall, 2002)

Gregory Phillips
Gregory L. Phillips has been appointed first justice of the Attleboro, MA, district court.

Kathleen Snow
Kathleen A. Snow of Barnstable, MA, was honored during the fourth annual Red Mass in the Fall River Diocese. Ms. Snow was recognized for her work with legal service programs in Hingham and Dennis, for founding Children and Parents, and for her participation in adult education for parents involved in divorce litigation.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) She is the principal at St. Anne's School in Hyde Park, MA. Formerly a sole practitioner in South Dennis, MA, Ms. Snow has been a teacher in the Boston Public Schools for 20 years.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

George Warshaw
George Warshaw is the author of the second edition of Massachusetts Landlord-Tenant Law, recently published by Lexis Law Publishing. It was originally published in 1988 by Lawyer's Cooperative Publishing Company. Mr. Warshaw practices in Boston and has lectured for Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education and bar associations on the subject of landlord-tenant law, as well as appearing on the Susan Wornick television show. (Fall, 2002)

Paul Hayes
Paul M. Hayes and Jessica A. Crocker (*87) have two sons, Ryan, 3, and Michael, 1.

Frederick Palm, Jr
Frederick W. Palm was appointed to the executive committee of the Connecticut Probate Assembly to complete an unexpired term. Judge Palm is probate judge in Montville, CT.

Charles Costello
Charles F. Costello is cofounder of Monahan & Costello LLC in Trumbull, CT. The firm focuses on intellectual property, licensing, and business development for emerging technologies. Mr. Costello was previously a patent counsel for the Wyeth company and BASF Corporation.

Class of 1975

Alan Amaral
Alan Amaral has been named to the board of Saint Anne's Hospital in Fall River, MA. He is the president and chief executive officer of Yomega Corporation in Fall River.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Covel
Richard Covel has been appointed vice-president and general counsel at Dynamics Research Corp., which has offices in Wilmington and Andover, MA. He is the former general counsel, patent counsel, and secretary at Foster-Miller Inc.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Daniel Deja
Daniel R. Deja a retired Michigan trial court judge, is currently working as court administration teamleader in Bangladesh on a World Bank-funded judicial reform project entitled Legal and Judicial CapacityBuilding Project. Judge Deja received a master of judicial studies degree in 1999 from the University of Nevada/NationalJudicial College. He served as a judge in Michigan for 14 years before retiring in 1998. The project in Bangladesh, throughthe IRIS Center of the University of Maryland, involves working with the government of Bangladesh to bring modern casemanagement and court administration principles into their courts. Working initially in two pilot districtcourts and the Supreme Court, the project will expand to 19 more courts over the next five years. One objectiveis to train a core group of Bangladeshi lawyers and judges who will be able to replicate what has been donein the pilot courts and the Supreme Court.(Fall, 2002)

Edward Domnarski
Edward S. Domnarski has been appointed to the Connecticut Superior Court. Judge Domnarski was a partner in the Firm of Cloutier Domnarski & Eddy.

Paul Goldstein
Paul J. Goldstein practices with Goldstein & Metzger, LLP, in Poughkeepsie, NY, and is board-certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. (Spring 2002)

Michael Grinfeld
Michael Jonathan Grinfeld has been named associate professor of journalism at the University of Missouri-Columbia. In collaboration with the law school, Mr. Grinfeld is developing curricula and other programs that focus on the way conflict and dispute resolution are reported in the media.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Thomas Mealey
Thomas F. Mealey was the subject of an article in the Hudson (MA) Sun, which described his work as a circuit judge in Evanston, WY, where he also plays jazz trombone, both with other musicians and with high-school students.

Robert Onofry
Robert A. Onofry is serving a six-year term as city court judge in Port Jervis, NY. He is a partner in Cuddeback & Onofry in Port Jervis.

Netti Vogel
Netti C. Vogel was profiled in an article, "Justice is a Lady: Meet Three Rhode Island Jewish Women on The Bench," in the Jewish Voice of Rhode Island. She was the subject of a Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly "Bench Conference" interview on her position as a Superior Court judge. (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Eric Zimmerman
Eric V. Zimmerman received the Virginia State Bar's Tradition of Excellence Award, for the Virginia attorney who made exceptional nonlegal contributions to his community. He was named the "Citizen of the Year" by a local newspaper. Both awards recognized his service as president of the Greater Loudoun Babe Ruth World Series, Inc., and his successful efforts to bring the national World Series for 16-year-old boys to Virginia. He lives in Purcellville, VA, and maintains a solo practice in Leesburg, focusing on business advice, real estate transactions and employment law. He and his wife, Barbara, have four children.(Spring 2002) He has merged his Leesburg, VA, practice to form Campbell Miller Zimmerman, P.C. His practice focuses on real estate transactions, employment law, and general business advice.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

David Rubin
David L. Rubin is a partner at Rubin & Oriel in Framingham, MA, handling civil and criminal litigation and general business and corporate matters.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1976

Gerard Brandi
Gerard H. Brandi is chairman of the board, president, and chief executive officer at MASSBANK Corp. and MASSBANK. He has served the bank and corporation in various capacities over the past 24 years.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

John Drew
John F. Drew has joined Burns & Levinson in Boston, MA, as a partner and member of the firm's Bankruptcy Group. He concentrates in bankruptcy law and commercial and business litigation. He formerly was chairman of the Bankruptcy and Litigation Departments at Lane, Altman & Owens in Boston.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Bonnie Goldman
Bonnie Goldman is the presiding judge of municipal courts for Burlington County, NJ.(Spring 2002)

James Lampke
James B. Lampke has been re-elected secretary-treasurer of the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association for 2002-03. Mr. Lampke,town counsel for Hull, was the first Massachusetts attorney certified as a Local Government Fellow by the InternationalMunicipal Lawyers Association. (Fall, 2002)

Stephen Krevalin
Stephen N. Krevalin has been named managing partner of Bacon & Wilson, P.C., in Springfield, MA. He has been affiliated with the firm since 1977. His practice is concentrated in the areas of general business, real estate development, franchises and franchising, and domestic relations.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

John Salsberg
John Salsberg was recently a panelist at a Suffolk University Law School Conference entitled 'Issues in Higher Education'. The panel addressed the following:

• Legal, Policy and Practice Issues Arising from Disruptive/Dangerous Student Behavior
• Role of Legal Counsel, Administrators and Faculty
• Student Misconduct and Due Process: Views on the Role of College/University Disciplinary System

Also participating on the panel was Ilene Seidman, class of '76' who is a Clinical Professor at Suffolk;

John R. Salsberg has formed a new partnership, Salsberg & Schneider, in Boston, MA. He served as a panelist at the Harvard Defenders 50th anniversary symposium, "Ethics in the Trenches: The Gap Between Cultural Perceptions and the Practice of Law." He is co-chair of Suffolk Lawyers for Justice, Inc., a nonprofit group of attorneys managing the appointment of private lawyers to represent indigent defendants in criminal cases in Suffolk County, MA. (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) John R. Salsberg was interviewed on "News Night" on New England Cable News after a jury acquitted his client of two counts of first-degree murder in Commonwealth v. Kyle Bryant. He was also interviewed on New England Cable News as co-chair of Suffolk Lawyers for Justice when court-appointed attorneys in Massachusetts declined new cases until their overdue bills were paid by the state. Mr. Salsberg is a partner with Salsberg & Schneider in Boston, MA.

Ilene Seidman
Ilene Seidman is a visiting faculty member at Boston College Law School, teaching a civil litigation clinical course at the law school?s Legal Assistance Bureau in Waltham, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeffrey Allen
Jeffrey P. Allen has joined the Boston, MA, office of Duane, Morris & Heckscher as a partner. He practices in the areas of civil litigation, municipal licensing, and zoning issues, including land use litigation.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

David Maslen
David P. Maslen was promoted to executive vice-president in the Newburyport, MA, office of Aon Consulting, a global human resources consulting firm. Mr. Maslen leads Aon Consulting's research and technical services.

Gerald Sternberg
Gerald C. Sternberg is chief of the Employee Disciplinary Division of the New York City Housing Authority Law Department. He has been appointed to the Housing Authority's first Leadership Academy.

Robert Treano
Robert G. Treano has a private practice in Taunton, MA, focusing on personal injury, criminal, and estate law. He also serves as the lawyer for the Taunton Redevelopment Authority and the Taunton Housing Authority and is chairman of the Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant Commission.

Bernard Donahue
Bernard Donahue is a retired USAF Lt Col.  He served as Chief of International Law on General Schwarzkopf's staff during Operation Desert Storm.  He is now a litigation attorney with State Farm Insurance in Riverside, California.   His wife Margie, who hails from Mission Hill , is a contract administrator with San Bernardino County, California; son Mark is a member of the Colorado and California bars and practices business law in Denver (J.D., D.U. '02);  son Stephen is a police officer in San Bernardino, California. 

Sarah McCloskey
Sal McCloskey was profiled in a feature story in the Boston Globe chronicling her efforts to block two proposed salmon farms from being built on the coast of Maine.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1977

Maxine Paul-Mejerson
Maxine Paul is executive producer of a documentary series for Court TV's "Crime Stories." The segment is entitled "Inside the Criminal Mind." Hers was the only film crew to secure an interview with serial killer David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam." Ms. Paul conducted the interview and was featured on Rivera Live. She was featured in an article by the New York Times News Service that discussed the documentary.

Jeanne Cosmos
Jeanne K. Cosmos has relocated her law offices to Dedham, MA, concentrating on litigation. She does volunteer work on human rights issues to benefit women and children in Third World countries, as well as local philanthropic work with various organizations. She is on the Federal Criminal Appeals Panel for the First Circuit and teaches writing and English literature at Curry College. She lives in South Natick, MA, with her sons, Peter, 18, and Phillip, 17.

Geoffrey Norman
Geoffrey Norman has joined the Boston, MA, office of Tarlow, Breed, Hart & Rodgers as a partner, practicing real estate law. He was previously a partner at Rachstein, Norman & Buchman in Newton.

Franklin Drazen
Franklin A. Drazen hosted a series of free estate planning seminars throughout New Haven (CT) County in 2001. The seminars focused on the importance of effective estate planning in avoiding probate disputes and addressed estate planning issues. Mr. Drazen practices in Milford.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Ducey
Richard Ducey received an Outstanding Teaching Award for 2000 from the University of Tulsa. Professor Ducey is an associate professor of law and director of the Mabee Legal Information Center. He is a specialist in legal research and law library administration.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Peter Flynn
Peter E. Flynn was the subject of articles in the Daily Evening Item in Lynn, MA, and in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, which discussed the verdict of 5.175 million he received for a client in an eminent domain case against the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The award was the largest in Mr. Flynn?s career and the largest in Plymouth County history. It was one of the top five largest jury verdicts of 2000 in Massachusetts.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Ellen Janos
Ellen L. Janos has been appointed manager of the health law section at Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, PC, in Boston, MA, where she specializes in regulatory compliance and hospital-physician relationships.

Carol Kenner
Carol J. Kenner has been appointed to a second term as a Massachusetts bankruptcy judge. Judge Kenner was named a bankruptcy judge in 1986. She served as chief of the Massachusetts bankruptcy court for four years during her first term. Since 1996, she has also been a judge on the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the First Circuit. (Winter 2002)

Timothy Loff
Timothy R. Loff was featured in the "Lawyer Referral Service Case of the Month" column in the Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyers Journal, which described his successful resolution of an estate administration matter that he received 15 years after the original decedent had died.

Sheila Lyons
Sheila McKenna Lyons practices with the Law Office of Sheila M. Lyons in Garden City, NY. Relying on her master's degree in social work in her elder law practice, she assists clients with geriatric care management. She is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and its New England chapter. She frequently gives seminars to community groups on issues and problems facing aging individuals, their families, friends, and healthcare providers.(002)

Kathy Rocklen
Kathy H. Rocklen has become a member of Proskauer Rose LLP and elected chair of the executive committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. She provides domestic and foreign broker-dealers, investment advisers, banks, and other financial institutions with counsel on securities and banking regulatory compliance, debt and equity sales, and trading and investment practices.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) She has been elected vice-president of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. She is a partner at Proskauer Rose LLP in New York, NY.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Diane Townsend
Diane K. (Smith) Townsend is counsel of the Naval Supply Systems Command and a member of the Senior Executive Service.(Spring 2002)

Diane K. (Smith) Townsend has received the Presidential Rank Award of Meritorious Executive, which is the highest award a career federal employee can receive. The award recognizes outstanding leaders who consistently demonstrate strength, integrity, industry, and a relentless commitment to public service. Ms. Townsend is the counsel in the Naval Air Systems Command of the United States Department of Defense.

Gregg Spath
Gregg Spath has joined Swidler Berlin Shereff Friedman, LLP, in Washington, D.C., as of counsel for its Telecommunications Practice Group. Most recently, he served as corporate counsel/intellectual property and corporate counsel/real estate for Nextel Communications, Inc., in Reston, VA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Fred Joslyn
Fred E. Joslyn has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Cranston, RI, Board of Canvassers.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1978

Charles Daglian
Charles P. Daglian has been reelected a councilman in Bloomfield, NJ. An attorney at Miller & Galdieri in Jersey City, he is a partner in the Taste of Portugal, a restaurant in the Portuguese section of Newark.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Ruth Goran
Ruth I. (Pollack) Goran has been appointed assistant vice-president in the Corporate Information Security Division of State Street Corporation in Boston, MA. She is in charge of regulatory compliance and information technology standards. Her e-mail address is rigoran@statestreet.com (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Bruce MacDonald
Bruce T. Macdonald was profiled in an "Esq." column in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. The Cambridge attorney was interviewed about a case he handled involving a temporary restraining order issued against his client.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Frank Mesmer
Frank B. Mesmer has established a partnership, Mesmer & Deleault, PLLC, in Manchester, NH, focusing on business law, intellectual property, estate planning, trusts and probate, asset protection, and commercial litigation.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Donald Silverman
Donald L. Silverman has been named development partner for The Woodmont Corporation, based in Fort Worth, TX. He assists in acquisition, development, and financing of real estate assets and implementation of the company's strategic development plans.

Carole Wagan
Carole Wagan director of Advanced Legal Studies at Suffolk University Law School, has been named president of the Association for Continuing Legal Education.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Joseph Orlando
Joseph M. Orlando has published a novel, The Fisherman's Son (Xlibris). The story is about a young lawyer in Gloucester, MA, who represents an injured fisherman who has developed debilitating asthma as the result of an accident on a fishing vessel. Mr. Orlando practices law in Gloucester, handling maritime law, workmen's compensation, and auto accident and product liability cases. The novel is based on a case in which Mr. Orlando represented the injured fisherman.

Helene Horn Figman
Helene Horn Figman is serving as a hearing officer for the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. Hearing officers serve on a contracted basis, and she continues to advise small and mid-size businesses on effective employee relations.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Mary Elizabeth Stanton-Cotter
Mary Beth Stanton has been appointed to the board of trustees of the Montrose School. She lives in South Natick, MA, with her husband and two children.

Anthony Nesi
Anty R. Nesi has been appointed project director of the Massachusetts Trial Court Department's Information Technology Project. His new role is supplementary to his sitting as a circuit justice of the Probate and Family Court.(Spring 2002) and associate justice, Bristol County Probate and Family Court since 1995. He was the subject of the "Bench Conference" column in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, following his appointment. After graduating from law school, he was a law clerk to the chief justice of the Probate Court. He continues to serve on the Trial Court Information Technology Project Advisory Board and the executive committee of the Massachusetts Judges' Conference. He is a member of the Supreme Judicial Court Judiciary/Media Advisory Committee and the SJC Alternate Dispute Resolution Committee.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1979

Dennis Milbrath
Dennis H. Milbrath was approved for membership as a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. (Fall, 2002)

George Phelan
George F. Phelan has been appointed to a three-year term on the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers' district disciplinary hearing committee for Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, and Nantucket counties. He has been promoted to the rank of colonel in the Army Reserve and currently serves as deputy staff judge advocate, 94th Regional Support Command, Fort Devens.(Spring 2002)

David Prashker
David Prashkar practices with the law firm of David Prashker, P.C. in Magnolia, MA. The firm offers patent and legal consultation services to research scientists and clinical investigators, as well as a patent law practice.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

James Wittorf
James N. Wittorff was profiled as "Yesterday?s Hero" in the Milford (MA) Daily News in an article about his career as a football and wrestling coach at Milford High School, where he worked before attending law school. Mr. Wittorff now practices personal injury law in Milford.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Paul Sahovey
Paul J. Sahovey was counsel for the defendant in Lavecchia v. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, in which the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court affirmed a Superior Court decision. The Superior Court had ruled that the two-year statute of limitations on personal injury claims against the MBTA applies to all claims, regardless of whether the injury took place during activity related to transportation or on other MBTA property. The plaintiff had argued that injury during a non- transportation-related activity should fall under the state's three-year statute of limitations for injuries on a public way. Mr. Sahovey is assistant general counsel for the MBTA.

David Buczkowski
David J. Buczkowski has been appointed assistant vice-president in the northeast region of the eastern division of Chicago Title Insurance Company.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Michael Krone
Michael P. Krone has founded and is CEO of ClosingCounsel.com, an Internet application development firm that builds Internet applications for attorneys, land title agents, and land title companies nationwide. Based in Wellesley, MA, the firm is in its second year of business and has contracts with some of the largest title insurance underwriters in the country. Mr. Krone is also a partner at Kushner, Sanders & Krone, LLP, in Wellesley.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Robert Stynes
Robert B. Stynes is counsel for the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. He is now admitted to practice in Rhode Island. (Fall, 2002)

Class of 1980

Ronald Beitman
Ronald S. Beitman is editor and coauthor of a book entitled Liquor Liability: A Primer for Winning Your Case, published by the American Law Institute/American Bar Association.

Peter Bizinkauskas
Peter M. Bizinkauskas is first vice-president of the Norwell, MA, office of Tucker Anty Incorporated. He previously held the position of vice-president at both Lehman Brothers and Gruntal & Company. A registered investment adviser, he specializes in comprehensive wealth management for individuals, families, and institutions. He and his family live in Duxbury.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Stephen Cesso
Stephen Cesso has been named general counsel for EquiServe in Canton, MA. He previously worked at State Street Bank and Trust Company.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

John Cox
John F. Cox was profiled in the Boston Sunday Globe Northwest edition when he was named city manager of Lowell, MA. He previously served six terms in the state House of Representatives.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Gerard Desilets
Gerard E. Desilets has joined the South Middlesex Opportunity Council in Framingham, MA, as director of behavioral services, overseeing mental health and substance abuse programs.

Martin Foster
Martin C. Foster was quoted in a news analysis in the Boston Herald that discussed the deadlocked jury in the medical malpractice suit against Gilbert H. Mudge, brought by Donna Harris-Lewis in the death of her husband, Celtics player Reggie Lewis.

Timothy French
Timothy A. French is managing principal for the Boston, MA, office of Fish & Richardson P.C., an intellectual property firm. He also heads the firm's Trademark Practice Group. (Fall, 2002)

Glen Grossman
Glen J. Grossman is now licensed in Hawaii, as well as California, Colorado, Massachusetts, and New York. (Fall, 2002)

Glen Grossman has been promoted to staff counsel specialist by the California State Compensation Insurance Fund. He was re-elected to a fourth two-year term to the board of directors of CASE (California Attorneys, Administrative Law Judges, and Hearing Officers in State Employment) and co-edited Workplace Injury Litigation (Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company).

Francis Stone
Francis X. Stone is president of Cronin-Stone Solar and Wind Power in Boston, MA, a company that he formed. The company was recently chosen as the exclusive United States agent for DeWind Technia of Lubec, Germany, one of the eight major wind energy converter manufacturers in the world.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Scott Gleason
Scott F. Gleason was named Member of the Year of the Haverhill (MA) Country Club. He is the sixth member in the past 80 years to be selected for that honor. He practices with the firm of Gleason Law Offices PC in Haverhill with two of his brothers, including Sean P. Gleason ('90).

A Ross Pini
A. Ross Pini II has been named a 2004 Catholic Elementary School Distinguished Graduate by the National Catholic Educational Association. A resident of North Attleborough, MA, Mr. Pini is first assistant magistrate of the Wrentham trial court. He graduated from Mercymount Country Day School in 1967.

Rita Pollak
Rita S. Pollak was a discussion facilitator and workshop leader at "Regaining Our Professional Lives: A Colloquium for Lawyers and Judges," co-sponshonored by the Macaronis Institute for Trial and Appellate Advocacy and Advanced Legal Studies at Suffolk University and the Flaschner Judicial Institute. (Fall, 2002)

John Yunits
Jack Yunits of Brockton, MA, received the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223?s Legislator of the Year award in recognition of his work on behalf of working men and women and their families.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1981

Peter Bennett
Peter C Bennett , has been appointed agency representative in the Wellesley, Ma. office of CATIC®, New England's largest domestic title insurer. Bennett will be working with law firms in eastern Massachusetts to build awareness of the value of attorneys in the closing process.

Prior to joining CATIC®, Bennett was in private practice in Barnstable, MA., where he specialized in real estate law, conveyancing, estate planning, probate, and civil practice. He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Barnstable Bar Association. Bennett earned a B.A. in political Science and an M.P.A. from Suffolk University in Boston, and his J.D. from the New England School of Law.

Brian Sullivan
Brian Sullivan has been named a trustee of Rockland Savings Bank. A resident of Scituate, MA, he practices with the law offices of Paul J. Sullivan in Scituate.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Andrew Calamare
Andrew J. Calamare has been named president of the Life Insurance Association of Massachusetts.(Spring 2002)

Florence Chandler
Florence C. Chandler was the subject of the "Talk of the Town" column in the Saugus Advertiser, which discussed her retirement as town manager of Southbridge, MA.

Thomas Curry
Thomas J. Curry was profiled in Banker & Tradesman. He is chairman of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. Mr. Curry is the Massachusetts commissioner of banks.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

James Donelan
James M. Donelan has been elected to serve another term in the Rhode Island Senate.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Martha Grace
Martha P. Grace received the Distinguished Ecumenical Award at the 42d annual Red Mass dinner of Worcester's St. Thomas More Society. Judge Grace is chief justice of the Massachusetts juvenile court.(Spring 2002) She received the Juvenile Bar Association's Henry E. Quarles Family Advocacy Award for her dedication to the welfare of children and families in Massachusetts. She is the chief justice of the Massachusetts Juvenile Court. Justice Grace was profiled in the "Bench Conference" column of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, discussing the Massachusetts juvenile court. (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

The Hon. Martha P. Grace delivered the keynote address at Becker College's 2004 commencement ceremony in Worcester, MA. Judge Grace is chief justice of the Massachusetts Juvenile Court.

David Grossack
David C. Grossack was named one of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly's "Lawyers of the Year" for his activism on behalf of men he claims are discriminated against in the legal system. He filed a federal lawsuit against the Massachusetts Trial Court on behalf of six divorced men and a local fathers' rights group. The lawsuit was dismissed.(Spring 2002)

Rudolf Jaworski
Rudolf A. Jaworski was elected treasurer of the Massachusetts chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and continues to serve as the newsletter editor. His firm is R.A. Jaworski PC in Danvers, MA. (Fall, 2002)

George Leontire
George Leontire was chosen as the New Bedford (MA) Standard-Times SouthCoast Man of the Year for 2000. The city solicitor of New Bedford, he was selected for his "key role in engineering a comprehensive approach to the renewal of downtown New Bedford."(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Kenneth Levine
Kenneth M. Levine is a member of the editorial board of the Anesthesia Malpractice Journal and a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He represents plaintiffs in medical malpractice cases.(Spring 2002)

Valerie Lithotomos
Valerie J. Lithotomos has joined the Division of Investment Management in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Edward McIntyre
Edward W. McIntyre has been appointed to the Clients' Security Board of the Supreme Judicial Court, which reimburses clients who have suffered financial losses caused by members of the Massachusetts bar. He is a solo practitioner in Clinton, MA, concentrating in civil litigation.(Spring 2002) He served as chair of the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce board. (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Edward W. McIntyre is vice-president of the Massachusetts Bar Association for 2004-2005. He is a solo practitioner in Clinton, MA.

Peter Miranda
Peter Miranda has moved his practice back to Medford, MA, after a six-year stint in Wakefield. The Law Office of Fleming and Miranda is located in an office building that the firm has purchased.

Paul Rabchenuk
Paul T. Rabchenuk has been admitted to practice before the United States Court of International Trade, which hears civil actions involving disputes with federal import regulations.

Ralph Stokes
Ralph E. Stokes has been appointed Rhode Island state manager and title counsel for Connecticut Attorneys Title Insurance Co.

Richard Wulsin
Richard Wulsin is the 2001 president of the Boston Chapter of Lambda Alpha International. He is a partner at Burns & Levinson in Boston, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1982

Josephine Bonaffini
Josephine M. Bonaffini has been promoted to national program manager for the Internal Revenue Service's Estate and Gift Tax Program. In this position, she establishes compliance policy for the estate and gift tax programs across the country. Her office is located in New York. (Fall, 2002)

Dennis Curtin
Dennis D. Curtin has become a partner at Harris Beach LLP, as a result of the merger of his former firm, Stafford, Trombley, Owens & Curtin, P.C. He practices in the firm's Plattsburgh, NY, office. (Fall, 2002)

Judith Hard
Judith A. Hard has been appointed executive deputy commissioner of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance. She previously served as first deputy counsel to New York Governor George Pataki.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Geraldine Karonis
Geraldine (Brotherton) Karonis was the recipient of the Class of 1998 Management Excellence Award by the Executive Office for U.S. Trustees. She works in the Office of U.S. Trustee of the U.S. Department of Justice in Manchester, NH.(Spring 2002)

Stuart Kovar
Stuart C. Kovar has opened an office in Fairfield, CT, focusing on Internet, computer, and new media law.

Wayne LeBlanc
Wayne M. LeBlanc was honored by the St. Thomas More Society of Worcester, MA, at its 41st annual Red Mass. He is an attorney at Glickman, Sugarman, Kneeland & Gribouski in Worcester, where he has a general practice, specializing in real estate.

Daniel Mencuccini
Daniel D. Mencuccini has joined Charter One Mortgage Corp. as senior loan office in the company's Rocky Hill, CT, office.

Kathleen O'Toole
Kathleen M. O'Toole conducted an investigation of the Rochester, MA, police department, after the Rochester Police Brotherhood took a vote of no confidence in the town's police chief. Ms. O'Toole is the former Massachusetts secretary of public safety.(Spring 2002) She has been appointed to a two-year term as senior adviser to Thomas M. Menino of Boston, MA. She examines issues, projects, and developments involving city government to ensure compliance with laws, ethics regulations, and city policies and procedures.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Boston Police Commissioner Kathleen M. O'Toole was named one of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly's Lawyers of the Year for 2004.

Daniel Rich
Daniel Rich is president of the Bristol County (MA) Bar Association.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Laura Studen
Laura R. Studen coauthhonored the chapter, "Expert Discovery," in the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education book, Massachusetts Expert Witnesses. The book provides guidelines on how to use and oppose experts effectively and deal with experts at various stages of litigation. Ms. Studen is a partner in the Labor, Employment, and Employee Benefits Group and the Divorce and Family Group at Burns & Levinson LLP in Boston, MA. (Fall, 2002)

Thomas Hastings

Tom Hastings, an assistant state attorney in Florida, has been named top
prosecutor of the year by the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association.  An
assistant state attorney in Sanford, FL, for 21 years, he heads the office's
career criminal division, prosecuting repeat criminal offenders, many of them violent ex-convicts.  He has achieved a 95-percent trial conviction
rate over the past 10 years.  This year he was also selected attorney of the
year by his office, the 18th Judicial Circuit, which covers Seminole and
Brevard Counties.

Sandra Sylvester
Sandra R. Sylvester was honored by the Virginia Association of Commonwealth's Attorneys at the annual spring meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia.(1982)

Ms. Sylvester was the recipient of the Von Schuch Award for the Distinguished Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney. Sylvester was recognized for her expertise in the prosecution of child homicides, her efforts as a special prosecutor and her service to the victims of child abuse in the Commonwealth of Virginia by spearheading legislative change, lecturing nationwide to doctors, police, social workers and prosecutors and creating and maintaining an expert witness databank.

Phillip Earley
Father Phillip B. Earley has been appointed pastor of St. Thomas of Villanova Parish in Wilmington, MA. He previously served as secretary and general counsel of the Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston.

Wilfred Libby
Dan Libby spent nine years as the Chief of Police for Plymouth, NH, retired after twenty years of New England law enforecment servce (1996), and then took over the Chief's position for the City of Punta Gorda, Florida. Retiring after 7 years in that position, he accepted a sworn command position with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office and currently heads the administration bureau.

George Jabar
George M. Jabar II was elected to serve as a county commissioner in Kennebec County, ME. He had been appointed to the post in March 2004 to complete the term of a commissioner who had resigned. He previously served on the commission for 12 years, before taking an eight-year break. He practices law in Waterville and served as county solicitor before accepting the commissioner's post.

Class of 1983

Thomas Goonan
Thomas Goonan is staff judge advocate of the 94th Reserve Readiness Command located at Fort Devens, having completed one year of a three-year term. He was ordered to active duty and served for seven months this year as the staff judge advocate at the Great Lakes Naval Base in Illinois, in support of Operation Noble Eagle. He practices with Lushan, McCarthy & Goonan in Brookline, MA.

Gary Sanginario
Gary P. Sanginario has opened a second law office, located in Westboro, MA. He also has an office in Whitinsville. A partner with Gilmartin, Magence, Camiel and Ross in Boston, MA, he concentrates in residential and commercial real estate.

John Fanburg
John D. Fanburg has been appointed managing partner for the Roseland, NJ, office of Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen LLP. Mr. Fanburg is the chair of Wolf Block's Health Law Practice Group, representing hospitals, medical specialty groups, and statewide physician specialty organizations. He serves on New Jersey's Mandated Health Benefits Advisory Commission.

Jean-Ellen Ouellett-Kenney
Jean-Ellen Ouellette was featured in an article in the Brockton (MA) Enterprise. The chief probation officer at Brockton District Court, she was profiled for her involvement in community programs.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Jack Mula
John (Jack) S. Mula has been named director of legal and business affairs for the New England Patriots, after 18 years as a players' agent.(Spring 2002) He was the subject of the "Esq." column in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, which interviewed him about his job as director of legal and business affairs of the New England Patriots.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Jack Mula has been promoted to chief administrative counsel for the New England Patriots. He previously served as the Patriots' director of business and legal affairs. He was profiled in the Boston Sunday Herald just before the Patriots' second Super Bowl victory.

H. Dennis Shumaker
Dennis Shumaker was the 1999-2000 president of the Southeastern Pennsylvania chapter of the Alumni Association of the University of Alabama.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Bardi
Richard C. Bardi has been selected by Best Lawyers of America for inclusion in Best Lawyers of America Consumer Guide 2001, in the family law section. He practices with the Law Offices of Richard C. Bardi in Boston, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard C. Bardi has been elected assistant secretary of the Justinian Law Society of Massachusetts for 2004-2005.

Anne Craig
Anne I. Craig has joined Hamilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds, P.C., in Lexington, MA, of counsel. Her practice is concentrated in the areas of biotechnology and medical devices and involves the preparation and prosecution of U.S. and foreign patent and trademark applications, conducting due diligence assessments, drafting and managing compliance with licensing agreements, negotiating contracts, and drafting patentability, validity, and infringement opinions. (Spring 2002)

Charles Crowley
Charles L. Crowley is partner-in-charge of the U.S. arm of the International Trade and Customs Consulting Practice at Ernst & Young LLP in New York. He recently co-authhonored an export/import handbook. He and his wife, Diane, have two daughters, Alyssa and Drew.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Bart Feinbaum
Bart M. Feinbaum was a presenter at the Society for Human Resources Management 54th annual conference and exposition in Philadelphia, PA. He spoke on "Avoiding Discrimination Lawsuits: Why Your Credibility as a Leader Really Matters." Mr. Feinbaum is an assistant general counsel for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan in Detroit and specializes in labor and employment law. He and his wife, Marci, have three children, Brett, Jake, and Mia, and live in Farmington Hills, MI. (Fall, 2002)

William Jordan
William J. Jordan has been promoted to partner in Ernst & Young's New England tax practice and is responsible for leading the federal specialty products and services group. He lives in Byfield, MA, with his wife, Nancy Niles Jordan, and their sons, Richard, Christopher, and William.

Richard Kahn
Richard D. Kahn has joined the Duchesneau Group, Inc., a tax, financial advisory, and estate and investment planning firm in Weston, MA.

Randy Kaplan
Randy J. Kaplan circuit justice, Probate and Family Court. Judge Kaplan was a partner at Deutsche, Williams, Brooks, DeRensis, Holland & Drachman in Boston, concentrating in domestic relations and probate litigation. Previously she was a partner and associate at Burns & Levinson in Boston and an associate at LoDolce and Epstein in Brockton. She has worked for the Volunteer Lawyer for the Day Program in Norfolk, Plymouth, Middlesex, and Suffolk probate courts. A former chairperson of the Massachusetts Bar Association Family Law Section's Education Committee, she was co-chair of the Family Law Section Counsel.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeanne Koehr
Jeanne J. Koehr has become the attorney general's designee on the Massachusetts Board of Appeals on Motor Liability Policies and Bonds.

Christopher Longman
Christopher J. Longman received a 37.1 million verdict in 2001 from a New York County Supreme Court jury in the case of Kenneth Morrison, by the Co-Conservator of his affairs, Marilyn Morrison v. Ejaz Ahmad and Jerold Martin Warhoftic. The case involved a Manhattan man who was struck by a cab while he attempted to cross a New York City street in 1995. Mr. Longman practices at Ginsberg & Broome in New York.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Dawn Meredith
Dawn Meredith and her husband, Erick Bouik, have formed a legal partnership in Austin, TX. Ms. Meredith mainly practices juvenile law; Mr. Bouik's focus is on criminal defense.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Mark Morse
Mark B. Morse has been board-certified as a trial advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Requirements include extensive documentation, including independent peer review from judges and attorneys, as well as successful completion of a day-long examination.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Elliott Portman
Elliott M. Portman has been re-appointed chair of the Creditors' Rights Committee of the Suffolk County (NY) Bar Association after a two-year hiatus. He has become of counsel to Roe Wallace Esteve Taroff & Taitz LLP in Patchogue, NY. (Fall, 2002)

Steven Rosenberg
Steven Rosenberg was interviewed by the Boston Law Tribune for his role as plaintiff's counsel in Charles C. Patsos v. First Albany Corp. & Edward Accomando. The Supreme Judicial Court ruled in the case that a fiduciary relationship between a client and a stockbroker may exist under certain circumstances, including how much discretion was entrusted to the broker.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Ronald Surabian
Ronald Surabian won the 2000 "Best of Mass" award from the state of Massachusetts for achieving distinction in electronic filing. Mr. Surabian is an attorney/CPA at the Elder Law Center in Saugus, MA, which focuses on income tax preparation, asset preservation, and planning for nursing home costs.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Michael Torrisi
Michael A. Torrisi opened a law firm in 2000 with his brother, Marc, concentrating in workers' compensation, personal injury, and Social Security disability claims. Torrisi & Torrisi LLC is located in North Andover, MA. (Fall, 2002)

Class of 1984

John Alexandrov
John Alexandrov has been named principal of estate planning for CCR Financial Services, Inc., an affiliated company of Carlin, Charron & Rosen LLP, a public accounting and business advising firm based in Worcester, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Walter Kenney
Walter P. Kenney is a security consultant with Systech Group, Inc., in Reston, VA, a registered engineering firm that develops strategies for security, fire protection, code consulting, life safety, and communications issues. His e-mail is wkenney@systech-group.com(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Paul Klenk
Paul Klenk was featured in an article in the Attleboro (MA) Sun Chronicle on his dual career as a health teacher at North Attleboro High School by day and practicing lawyer by night.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Thomas Manning
Thomas A. Manning was named the State Appointee to the Spencer Housing Authority in July 2005 by the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development. In January of 2006, he was elected Chairman of the St. Thomas More Society of Worcester County, and was re-elected as Vice-President of the Legal Services Corporation of Central Massachusetts (July 2006). He received the Worcester County Bar Association's President's Award for service and dedication to the bar association. He is co-chair of the bar association's Committee on Legal Services to the Poor and Homeless and serves as a hearing committee member of the Board of Bar Overseers in District 4 (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter). He received the Massachusetts Bar Association's 2000 Community Service Award. He also was presented with an award from the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers in recognition of his contributions to the establishment and operation of the "Lawyer for the Day Program" in Worcester County Probate and Family Court in 2000. Mr. Manning has been elected to a two-year term on the Worcester County Bar Association's executive committee and has been appointed to the board of directors of Legal Assistance Corp. of Central Massachusetts. He completed a second three-year term as a member of the Board of Bar Overseers' Hearing Committee for District 4 (Worcester County). He practices with the Law Office of Thomas A. Manning (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter).

William Morris
William J. Morris has joined Dolan & Dolan in Turners Falls, MA. He specializes in wills and estates, personal injury, and workers' compensation law.

Brian Murray
Brian W. Murray is serving a three-year term on the Milford (MA) board of selectmen. He formerly served 12 years on the Milford school committee, three of those as chairman.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Brian W. Murray has been elected to a second three-year term as a selectman in Milford, MA.

Robert Vassallo
Robert E. Vassallo practices in the Law Office of Robert E. Vassallo in Tewksbury, MA, concentrating in employment law.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Virginia Tisei
Virginia Tisei is director of labor relations for the city of Boston.(Spring 2002)

Sandra Lamar
Sandy has been Computer Services Reference Librarian at New England School of Law.  She joined the NESL Library staff in 1989.

Robert Diotalevi
Robert N. Diotalevi is now licensed to practice in both Florida and Massachusetts. He is the program coordinator of Florida Gulf Coast University's Legal Studies Program in Fort Myers, FL. He and his wife, Janet, have a son, Michael, born on May 2, 2001. (Fall, 2002)

Dr. Bob Diotalevi has been promoted to associate professor at Florida Gulf Coast University, where he has taught since 2002. The program coordinator of the Legal Studies Program at the university, he became a member of the Florida bar last year and is also a member of the Massachusetts bar. He has co-authored a textbook, entitled Electronic Theses and Dissertations: A Sourcebook for Educators, Students and Librarians (Marcel Dekker, Inc.), which is intended to inform researchers and scholars in higher education about the effect of new electronic technologies on the composition, storage, and dissemination of intellectual information.

Laurie English
Laurie Beth English is involved in fundraising and education for the Legal Advocacy Fund, helping women in higher education with issues of sexual discrimination. She lives in Salem, OR. (Fall, 2002)

Judith Locke-Parkin
Judith A. Locke has been named associate justice of the Massachusetts juvenile court. In her new position, she will travel throughout the western counties: Berkshire, Franklin, Hamden, and Hampshire.Judge Locke had worked as an assistant regional counsel for the Department of Social Services in Springfield and Pittsfield since 1991. She previously served as regional counsel to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in Boston. Before that she was an assistant district attorney in the Berkshire County district attorney's office.She and her husband, David Chenail ('84), an attorney in private practice with a specialization in criminal law, have three children.(Spring 2002)

Kathleen Curley
Kathleen M. Curley has been appointed to the Melrose Human Rights Commission. She is an attorney with the Immigration Law Center in Lynn.

Maureen Griffin
Maureen A. Griffin has been promoted to vice-president and managing counsel in the law department of UnumProvident Corp., in its Worcester, MA, office. Ms. Griffin previously served as assistant vice-president and counsel at UnumProvident, where she has worked since 1998. UnumProvident Corp is a disability insurer based in Chattanooga, TN.

Class of 1985

Thomas Murray
Thomas v. Murray has been promoted to first assistant register of probate at Worcester (MA) Probate and Family Court.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Bruce Dean
Bruce A. Dean was elected chairman of the Board of Regents of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE). The Austin, TX-based ACFE is the world's largest provider of anti-fraud education and information and currently has close to 33,000 members in more than 100 countries. The Association has been identified as the "premier financial sleuthing organization" and has been cited for its efforts against fraud by media such as the U.S. News & World Report, the New York Times, CNN, CNBC, Fortune, "20-20" on ABC TV, and "60 Minutes" on CBS News.

Mr.Dean received the 2001 Teaching Excellence Award in Criminal Justice from Northeastern University, Boston, MA. A 14-year, part-time instructor, he teaches Criminal Investigation I and at Northeastern's University College.

He is an assistant district attorney for Suffolk County, MA, and chief of its Special Prosecutions Unit, a division concentrating in the investigation and prosecution of organized crime, financial crime, public corruption, and "electronic" crime.

Patrick Francomano
Patrick Francomano has been elected to a fourth consecutive three-year term on the Plainville (MA) school committee. He currently serves as chairman of the board.

Donna Gardner
Donna DiStefano Gardner is living in Pittsburgh, PA, with her husband, John, and son, Benjamin. She is a member of the Pennsylvania bar and expects to return to practice. She is currently spending time with her son.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

George Giovanis
George Giovanis is the newly appointed chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors at Pepperell Bank & Trust in Biddeford, ME. The company offers commercial banking, securities and mutual funds, investment management, insurance products, venture capital, and related financial products.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeffrey Haus
Jeffrey Craig Haus and Vera Peaslee Haus (?87) had a son, Dylan Craig Haus, on April 5, 2000.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

James Iacobellis
James D. Iacobellis has been named director of governmental relations for the Connecticut Hospital Association. He was formerly counsel to the Speaker of the House of the Connecticut General Assembly. (This corrects an item in the Spring 2001 Alumni Newsletter.)(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Stephen Jones
Stephen L. Jones has been appointed to the Southeastern Regional Judicial Nominating Committee. His firm, Jones & Milligan, has moved to Norwell, MA, and continues to concentrate in criminal defense with an emphasis on individuals charged with operating under the influence.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Joseph Johnston
Joseph F. Johnston circuit justice, Juvenile Court. Judge Johnston was a private practitioner in Boston, concentrating on family and juvenile law. A former probation officer and youth counselor, he has been involved in the Suffolk County Probate Court Volunteer Attorney for a Day Program since it began in 1990, providing legal services to indigent pro se litigants. He is a member of the Suffolk County Bar Advocate Program and has served as a guardian ad litem since 1986.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Diane Meibaum
Diane M. Meibaum has completed a certification to be a mediator and joined the panel at North Shore Community Mediation. She is deputy chief of the legal division at the Massachusetts State Ethics Commission.

Mark Ryan
Mark T. Ryan is senior vice-president/legal and administration by the Providence Journal Company, where he has worked since 1986. He has been promoted by the Providence Journal Company to executive vice-president and general manager, assuming overall responsibility for the advertising, circulation, promotion, operations, distribution, and systems departments. (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Stuart Schwartz
Stuart M. Schwartz has been appointed general counsel of Transatlantic Associates Global, LLC, an international investment consulting company in Londonville, NY.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Peter Thomas
Peter J. Thomas has been named clerk-magistrate of the New Bedford (MA) District Court. Previously, he practiced law in New Bedford, where he was assistant city solicitor.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1986

Nancy Beck
Nancy M. Beck has been named regulatory counsel at eLEC Communications Corp. in Norwalk, CT, overseeing all telecommunications contracts and filings.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Berger
Richard K. Berger has relocated the offices of his firm, Berkent Legal Services, P.C., in Milford, MA.(Spring 2002)

Richard K. Berger has a solo practice, Berkent Legal Services, P.C., in Framingham, MA, where he concentrates in representing entrepreneurs and assisting with business/contract negotiations and focuses in the practice areas of corporate, partnership, entertainment, intellectual property, employment law, and related dispute resolution and litigation. He still plays guitar professionally and was last on tour in the summer of 2004 with Draw the Line, an endorsed Aerosmith tribute band. He can be reached at www.berkent.com for law and www.rickyberger.com for music.

Paula Carey
Paula M. Carey associate justice, Norfolk County Probate and Family Court. She previously practiced with Susan M. Mooney ('87) at Carey and Mooney, P.C., in Stoneham, specializing in family law, and with Arthur & Jaworski, P.C., in Reading. Co-author of the child-support chapter in the Massachusetts' Divorce Law Practice Manual, she is a member of the Boston Bar Association's Family Law Section Steering Committee and a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association Family law Section Council. She is also a member of the ABA Family Law Section, the Massachusetts Family and Probate Inn of Court, and the Women's Bar Association.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Joyce Collins
Joyce M. Collins has been elected to a second term on the board of directors of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. She practices with Haddleton & Collins, P.C., in Hyannis, MA.(Spring 2002)

Paul Donaghue
Paul R. Donaghue married Kelli Ann Kinney in December Class of 1998. He completed the Ironman Triathlon World Championship in Hawa in October Class of 1999, finishing in 14 hours, 44 minutes.(Spring 2002)

Richard Gottlieb
Richard N. Gottlieb wrote a commentary that appeared in Banker & Tradesman assailing claims of a so-called "bankruptcy tax" that is being used by bankers and credit card companies as an argument for making filing for personal bankruptcy more difficult. Mr. Gottlieb also was the subject of a "Profile in Commerce" column in Banker & Tradesman, which described his efforts lobbying the U.S. Congress on bankruptcy reform.

Roberto Gonzalez
Roberto Gonzalez was profiled in an article in Rhode Island Monthly. The first and only Hispanic jurist in Rhode Island, Judge Gonzalez has been appointed chief justice of the Providence, RI, Housing Court. (Fall, 2002)

Linda Harvey
Linda A. Harvey was the subject of articles about her win in Sallen v. Corinthians, the first major test of the federal Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, which appeared in newspapers including the Washington Post and the National Law Journal. Ms. Harvey represented a Brookline, MA, resident whose use of the domain name, Corinthians.com, was challenged by the owner of a Brazilian soccer team. The US District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled that an aggrieved domain-name holder may seek relief in a federal court, regardless as to whether or not the holder of the trademark is a U.S. citizen or registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Ms. Harvey's partner is Joan Stoller Kleger ('83).(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Constance Morrison
Constance A. Morrison was appointed to the Board of Bar Overseers hearing committee for Worcester County. She was the recipient of the Worcester County Bar Association community service award.(Spring 2002) She has been appointed a contract field attorney on disaster issues for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) She was recognized by the Massachusetts Bar Association for her commitment to community service. She received the Katherine F. Erskine Award in Business and Law from the YWCA of Central Massachusetts. She was profiled in the Telegram & Gazette in Worcester, MA. The article focused on her extensive volunteer work as a health service officer for the American Red Cross of Central Massachusetts.

Paula Noe
Paula H. Noe was profiled in "Solo Practitioner," a column in the National Law Journal Mass Report.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) She was the subject of a "Focus on Solos" column in the Boston Law Tribune. She has a family law practice in Brookline.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Paula H. Noe practices collaborative family law in Brookline, MA, where she has lived for more than 25 years. She is president-elect of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council (www.massclc.org), an organization that includes Massachusetts attorneys who advocate settlement of family and business cases without litigation and with respect and dignity. She has been practicing family law since 1987 and has served on the faculty of MCLE, Massachusetts Bar Association, and Boston Bar Association seminars on collaborative law and other topics. While practicing as a litigator, she represented the husband in the precedent-setting case, AZ v. BZ, which involved the custody of frozen embryos during a divorce. In that case, she prevailed at trial, and the decision was upheld by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Bethany Rocque-Romaine
Bethany Rocque-Romaine is an officer in the Old Bridge Sayreville Rotary Club and a trustee of Rutgers University. She is self-employed and lives in Old Bridge, NJ.(Spring 2002)

Michael Walsh
Michael Walsh wrote an op-ed column that appeared in the Boston Sunday Herald, discussing the recent death penalty debate in Massachusetts.

Carol Berlen
Carol Berlen has been named assistant township attorney for Old Bridge Township, NJ.

Marian Klausner
Marian Klausner has reopened her store, Shake the Tree Gallery, in the North End of Boston, MA. The gallery had been located in Brookline Village for 10 years, but that location closed in February, due to decreased foot traffic in the area. The gallery sells American hand-made gifts, home décor, clothing, and jewelry. Ms. Klausner lives in Brookline with her husband, Nelson Brill, and her children, Ariel, 14, and Sasha, 11.

Leslee Klein
Leslee Klein has been named co-chairwoman of the Delivery of Legal Services section of the Boston Bar Association. She is executive director of Community Legal Services and Counseling Center in Cambridge, MA.

Janice Lenczycki Toole
Janice Lenczycki has joined Cline & Migner, PC, in Worcester, MA, where she specializes in workers' compensation, personal injury, and Social Security disability law. She married Steven D. Toole in 1998.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Christine Bernard McNamara
Christine M. Bernard has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant of the Massachusetts state police. She and her husband have two sons.(Spring 2002)

Christine Bernard-McNamara has joined the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA, as director of public safety. She previously served with the Massachusetts State Police for 24 years and had risen to captain, becoming the fifth highest-ranking female member on the force.

Amanda Heller Dubinsky
Heller Dubinsky is now Vice President, Human Resources, for Alfa Wassermann, an international healthcare company in West Caldwell, New Jersey. She resides with her husband, children and three dogs in New Jersey.

Class of 1987

Sandra Kraege Higby
Sandra Kraege Higby has relocated her office to Milford, MA.(Spring 2002)

Joel Berner
Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Joel J. Berner has been awarded the Bronze Star for his exemplary meritorious achievement and service in a combat zone, following a seven-month tour of duty in Kuwait and southern Iraq. As a member of the Judge Advocate General's Corps, he is assigned as the staff judge advocate of the 804th Medical Brigade, Devens, MA. He was called to active duty in February 2003 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and arrived in Kuwait on the first day of the war. His unit was responsible for command and control of all Army medical assets in the combat theater. The Bronze Star recognized his expertise in resolving multiple high-level issues in drafting a policy that permitted civilian contractors in the theater of operations access to Army medical services, for assisting in the resolution of issues raised by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health, for providing legal services to more than 5,000 soldiers and commanders in split-based operations, and for providing briefings to medical personnel regarding the obligation of American forces under the Geneva conventions to treat wounded Iraqi POW's and Iraqi civilians. He is legal counsel for the Massachusetts Department of Correction and lives with his family in Reading.

Christopher Romeo
Christopher A. Romeo was re-elected to a second term as selectmen in Westford, MA, and serves as chairman. He continues to chair Westford's Affordable Housing Committee and has been instrumental in increasing housing opportunities for families and seniors. Mr. Romeo maintains a law practice in Lowell with Michael T. Ryan ('87). They have been in practice together since 1992, covering both Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Bruce Bowie
Bruce Bowie has been appointed director of public safety at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeffrey Brown
Jeffrey M. Brown has relocated his firm, Perkins & Brown, L.L.P., from North Chelmsford, MA, to Groton. The firm was established 11 years ago, and Mr. Brown and Charles A. Perkins, have been partners for three years. Mr. Brown concentrates on domestic relations and family law as well as real estate development, probate, and landlord/tenant matters.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Patrick Campbell
Patrick J. Campbell was appointed director of global strategic partner management for Compaq Computer Corporation in Cupertino, CA. He is responsible for partnerships with independent software vendors doing business with Compaq worldwide.

Terry Craven
Terry M. Craven associate justice, Norfolk County Juvenile Court. A former public school teacher in Boston, Judge Craven had been a probation officer and director of the Herrick Center for troubled girls. Since graduating from NESL, she has been a sole practitioner, concentrating in juvenile and family law as well as serving in many cases as guardian ad litem. She is the founding director and co-clerk of the Juvenile Bar Association. She has served as a critique faculty member at the Committee for Public Counsel Service Zealous Advocacy Training Course in Juvenile Bail and Disposition Arguments.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

James Coffey
James W. Coffey associate justice, Charlestown District Court. Judge Coffey was previously chief of the Senior Trial Division in the Suffolk County district attorney's office. He joined the district attorney's office as an assistant district attorney in 1987. Since 1989, he has served on the district attorney's Superior Court Felony Team, as part of the Anti-Gang Prosecution Task Force, and as chief of the Motor Vehicle Homicide Unit. He has taught at Harvard Law School's Trial Advocacy Workshop, Curry College's Criminal Justice Department, and the Criminal History Systems Board. He has been a volunteer for Project Legal Lives, which teaches fifth-grade students about the law and the consequences of drug abuse and violence.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Leon Geller
Leon A. Geller has a solo practice, the Law Offices of Leon A. Geller, in Boston, MA. He concentrates in criminal defense.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard Gray
Richard A. Gray has moved to Virginia, where he works in the matrimonial department of Odin, Feldman & Pittleman in Fairfax, VA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Glenn Kirschner
Glenn L. Kirschner traveled to Kiev, Ukraine, on behalf of the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development and Training. In Kiev, he lectured on the American criminal justice system to members of the Ukrainian Procuracy Academy, where Ukrainian attorneys learn to be prosecutors. He also spoke to homicide prosecutors for the City of Kiev about homicide prosecutions in the United States. Mr. Kirschner, who just completed a one-year position as senior litigation counsel, continues to serve in the Homicide Section as an assistant U.S. attorney.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Frank Kolodzieski
Frank P. Kolodzieski taught "Trial Advocacy I -- The Essentials of Advocacy," a practical training course for trial prosecutors, at the National District Attorneys Advocacy Center in Columbia, SC. The Advocacy Center was developed by the U.S. Department of Justice for use by the National College of District Attorneys and the Office of Legal Education. Mr. Kolodzieski has been an assistant prosecutor in the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office in Somerville, NJ, since 1988.

Laura Mann
Laura A. (Miller) Mann has opened a law practice in Milford, MA, where she continues to concentrate in real estate litigation and conveyancing and in general business practices.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Lisa Mead
Lisa L. Mead was again elected of Newburyport, MA, after resigning that position in Class of 1997 to become Massachusetts director for U.S. Senator John F. Kerry.(Spring 2002) She was profiled in the Merrimack River Current in an article entitled "Meet three local women who beat the odds in professional politics," when Ms. Mead was the of Newburyport, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Susan Mooney
Susan M. Mooney is a delegate from Middlesex County to the 2000-2001 Massachusetts Bar Association House of Delegates.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Wendy Murphy
Wendy J. Murphy has appeared on "Power of Attorney," a nationally syndicated daily show on Fox television on which lawyers from around the country try real cases before retired Judge Andrew P. Napolitano of New Jersey.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) ! was featured in the ABA Journal, "No Escape from Science," on the increasing role of science and technology in court cases. She was quoted in the Economist, Boston Globe, Washington Post, Sunday Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA), and Malden Evening News and in Associated Press articles, discussing her efforts to overturn a Juvenile Court ruling that placed Rebecca Corneau in a medical facility after she refused prenatal care. Ms. Murphy was interviewed about the ruling on ABC-TV, CBS-TV, and New England Cable News. She also wrote a letter in the Boston Sunday Globe Magazine, criticizing an earlier article, "Firm Convictions," on the conviction of a child molester. In the Boston Herald, her opinion appeared on the modern role of feminism, and in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, she discussed "How the Law Handles Threats in School" and "Mistake Defense In Rape Cases Would Be Mistake."(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter) ! wrote an opinion piece for the Boston Herald on the controversy surrounding Governor Jane M. Swift, who gave birth to twins. (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter) ! received a Jane Doe Spirit Award from Jane Doe Inc., The Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, at the organization's 2001 Spirit Awards Gala in Boston, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter) ! is a visiting scholar at Harvard University Law School during 2002-03. She will study issues concerning violence against women in the criminal justice system. Her fifth child, Brit Ellis, was born on August 19, 2002, and at the age of two-and-a-half days, she accompanied her mother to the Supreme Judicial Court, where Ms. Murphy argued a case. (Fall, 2002)

Diana Nowezki
Diana P. Nowezki has been appointed assistant general counsel/tax division for Deloitte & Touche USA LLP. She provides legal advice to United States tax practitioners in the areas of contract negotiation, risk management, and litigation management.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Gail Quinn
Gail Quinn has been named deputy general counsel of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission in Quincy, MA. The commission is a state agency that investigates and reports on abuse against disabled adults.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Christine Santoro
Christine M. Santoro is a sole practitioner in Boston, MA. She practiced with her husband, Bill Riley, in the firm of Riley & Santoro from 1990 until March 1999, when Mr. Riley was sworn in as a district court justice.

Class of 1988

Sandra Bloomenthal
Sandra F. Bloomenthal was named one of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly?s "Lawyers of the Year" for her role as defense counsel in Commonwealth v. Croken, 432 Mass. 266. Her argument led to a Supreme Judicial Court ruling remanding the case to Superior Court for an evidentiary hearing due to the conflict of interest presented by the intimate relationship between the previous defense counsel and an assistant district attorney who was a colleague of the prosecutor in the case.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Paula Cuculo
Paula Cuculo received the "I Migliori in Mens et Gesta" (The Best in Mind and Deeds) award from the Pirandello Lyceum. Judge Cuculo is the probate court justice in North Providence, RI.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Christine Faro
Christine Ann Faro was the subject of an article in the East Boston (MA) Sun Transcript on her new seafood company, Lobster Direct. The East Boston-based business supplies restaurants, hotels, small chain stores, and retail consumers with lobsters and other seafood products.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Lee Johnson
Lee G. Johnson has been named register of probate for Middlesex County. A circuit justice, District Court. Judge Johnson was commissioner for the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission. A former probation officer and public school teacher in Everett, he was a sole practitioner in Everett and Cambridge for ten years, focusing on civil and criminal litigation. He is a former member of the Middlesex Defense Attorneys board of directors. He is the recipient of the E Club of Everett's Citation of Achievement Award and the Middlesex Defense Attorneys Achievement Award.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Helen Jursek
Helen D. Jursek has been named to the board of trustees of Deaconess-Glover Hospital in Needham. She and Sheryl J. Dennis ('88) have formed the law partnership of Jursek and Dennis, which focuses on real estate transactions, estate planning, probate matters, and personal injury litigation.(Spring 2002)

James O'Brien
James A. O'Brien has joined Seeger Weiss LLP in New York. The firm specializes in class actions and complex litigation. Mr. O'Brien had worked for 11 years at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.(Fall, 2002)

Roger Levin
Roger Prescott Levin exhibited his oil/acrylics on panels in two recent shows: Silver and Gold was included in the spring/summer juried members' show of the Copley Society of Boston, and Lands End was displayed at the Art Under the Stars Auction at the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Cape and Islands. His oil/panel, Shadowlands, was displayed at a juried exhibition at the Copley Society of Boston earlier in the year.

Edward McNelley
Edward J. McNelley served as director of security for the Democratic National Convention, which took place in July in Boston, MA. Mr. McNelley retired from the Boston police department in 2003, having served as head of the Criminal Investigation Division and chief of homicide. He maintains a law practice, Barnicle McNelley & Nugent in Boston.

John Spinale
John S. "Jay" Spinale was an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention.

James O'Leary
James R. O?Leary has opened a law practice in Amesbury, MA. He recently purchased a law practice and building on Market Street. He was previously an associate at the firm of Gibson and Behman in Burlington and the head of the Boston office of McNamara and Associates.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Christopher Perruzzi
I just recently opened my own practice in Quincy, Massachusetts, with three other partners. The name of the office is Coletti, Murray, Perruzzi & O'Connor, LLC, 1495 Hancock St, Quincy, Massachusetts.

Michael Ruble
Michael Ruble was Managing Literary Editor, NEJCCC, 1987-88 "Falling Through the Cracks: The Plight of Legal Advocacy Programs For Mentally Ill and Retarded Clients - The Aftermath of Brewster v. Dukakis, NEJCCC Vol.13.2, 1987

Nicholas Babanikas
Nicholas H. Babanikas and his wife, Georgia, had a son, Michael Nicholas, on June 16, 1999. Mr. Babanikas is president of Babanikas, Ziedman & King, P.C., in Brockton, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1989

William Hernon
Solo practise in Lynn, Massachusetts. Criminal Defense in both the District Court and Superior Court.

Paula Sollami-Covello
Paula Sollami Covello and her husband, John Covello, had a daughter, Alexandra Laurel, on July 21, 1999.

Paula Sollami Covello has been appointed assistant county counsel for Mercer County, New Jersey.

Jeffrey Cahill
Jeffrey S. Cahill has been appointed director of the Medicaid Fraud Unit of the New Hampshire attorney general's office, where he has worked since 1994.

David Correira
David J. Correira joined the Providence, RI, office of Holland & Knight LLP as a partner in the trust and estate practice group. He focuses on the areas of trust and estate litigation, tax and business planning, estate planning, elder law, and Medicaid and probate law. He also has extensive experience in public utility law, government affairs, and legislation. (Fall, 2002) He was the featured speaker at the Annual Institute of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys in Colorado Springs, CO. His presentations dealt with estate and gift taxes and law office design and management. He has offices in Providence, RI, and Swansea, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter) He has been appointed to a three-year term on the Board of Bar Overseers disciplinary hearing committee for the district that includes Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, and Nantucket counties.(Spring 2002)

Francis DiScala
Francis J. DiScala was quoted in several Connecticut newspapers concerning two cases in which he successfully represented Eric Douglas, the youngest son of actor Kirk Douglas and brother of actor/producer Michael Douglas. Mr. DiScala, whose office is located in Norwalk, CT, represented Eric Douglas in a five-count felony trial and a civil case.

Thomas Driscoll
Thomas H. Driscoll was elected clerk of courts for Essex County (MA) and oversees the Superior Courts located in Salem, Lawrence, and Newburyport. He is the first Swampscott resident to win a countywide election. He and his wife, Tara L. Cassidy-Driscoll, have two sons, Thomas and Robert.(Spring 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

William Ferland
William J. Ferland has been named chief of the Rhode Island attorney general's criminal division, after serving as deputy division chief responsible for prosecution in Kent, Newport, and Washington counties. He has worked for the attorney general's office for 10 years and was previously a police sergeant.(Spring 2002)

Angelo Frattarelli
Angelo Frattarelli had a daughter, Anna Marie, on November 28, 2000. Mr. Frattarelli is a trial attorney in the Tax Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Suzanne Gross
Suzanne H. Gross has been named a shareholder of Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin in Philadelphia, PA. She is a member of the firm's healthcare liability practice group and concentrates in the area of medical malpractice. She was made partner/shareholder of Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin in Philadelphia, PA. She and her husband, Jeffrey S. Gross, an attorney, have two children, Jami and Jake.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Robert Harnais
Robert W. Harnais has been named legal counsel for the Norfolk (MA) County sheriff's office.

Peter Koutoujian
Peter Koutoujian has been appointed to the Governor's Domestic Violence Commission in Massachusetts. He is a former district attorney.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Brian Kydd
Brian B. Kydd was featured in a column, "Solo Practitioner," in the National Law Journal Mass Report.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Paul Lawton
Paul Lawton was included in an article in the Enterprise in Brockton, MA, that described his efforts to locate the remains of a United States Navy patrol boat that sank off the coast of Maine near the end of World War. Mr. Lawton has spent almost three years researching the sinking, which some evidence indicates was torpedoed by a German submarine.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Thomas MacHenry
Thomas E. MacHenry has been appointed a senior lecturer and adjunct faculty member at Western New England College's School of Business and School of Arts and Sciences. He continues to maintain a part-time law practice in Wakefield, MA, and is employed by the town of Wakefield.(Spring 2002)

Joseph McDonough
Joseph McDonough was the subject of an article in the Quincy (MA) Patriot Ledger on his new role as Plymouth County sheriff.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Richard McLeod
Richard M. McLeod has been appointed public administrator for Norfolk County. He is a partner in the firm of Follansbee and McLeod, LLP, where he concentrates in civil and commercial litigation, consumer protection, probate, and real estate law.(Spring 2002)

Patrick Moquin
Patrick J. Moquin has been named vice-president of human resources at Sonus Networks of Westford, MA. He oversees all of Sonus's human resources functions, including organizational design, recruitment, compensation, benefits, and employee development.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeannine Privitera
Jeannine Privitera received an I Migliori in Mens et Gesta Award at the Pirandello Lyceum's 2001 annual awards dinner in Randolph, MA. The awards recognize outstanding men and women of Italian birth or descent for their significant personal and professional achievements. Ms. Privitera is deputy general counsel at the State Auditor's Office.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Bruce Raymond
Bruce H. Raymond has been elected to the board of directors of DRI, a national and international membership association of lawyers and others concerned with the defense of civil actions. Mr. Raymond is an attorney with the law firm Halloran and Sage L.L.P. in Hartford, CT. He served as a Connecticut from 1996 to 1999. (Fall, 2002)

Mark Reilly
Mark Reilly has been named vice-president of Law and Public Policy for AT&T Broadband in Andover, MA.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Mary Stone
Mary Jeanne Stone chaired a program on "Representing the Debtor in a Chapter 7 Consumer Bankruptcy," sponshonored by the Massachusetts Bar Association. Ms. Stone practices with the Law Office of Belford & Stone in Fall River, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Phyllis Travis
Phyllis A. Travis is pursuing theological training as a faith activist at Church Divinity School of the Pacific, an Episcopal seminary in Berkeley, CA, after having worked in insurance industry management. (Fall, 2002)

William Walsh
William J. Walsh has moved his practice, the Law Offices of William J. Walsh, into new office space in Boston. His practice concentrates in real estate, domestic relations, and plaintiff?s personal injury. The firm?s e-mail address is wjwalshesq@aol.com. He is also of counsel to Brian E. Burke (?88). Mr. Walsh and his wife, Rosemary Purtell-Walsh (?88), had a baby, Aisling Rose, on September 30, 1999. Ms. Purtell-Walsh is a partner at Barron & Stadfeld, P.C., in Boston, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Fred Wexler
Fred Wexler and Mary (O?Connell) Wexler (?87) have retired to Cape Cod and are the innkeepers at The Inn at the Egg in Brewster, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1990

Michael Bass
Michael A. Bass has been named to the board of advisors of Collector Online. He is a partner in Bass, Doherty & Finks, PC, in Boston, MA.(Spring 2002)

Robert Krekorian
Robert C. Krekorian joined the United States Attorney's Office in Massachusetts as executive assistant United States attorney and chief of staff to U.S. Attorney Michael J. Sullivan (Fall, 2002)

Daniel Lay
Daniel Lay and his wife Staci are proud to welcome Declan Pierce Lay born July 18, 2003. 

Keith Miller
Keith Miller has been elected special counsel in the litigation department of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft in New York. He specializes in litigation and regulatory matters.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Thomas O'Loughlin
Thomas J. O'Loughlin has been named police chief of Milford, MA. He previously served as chief of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority police force for four years. (Fall, 2002)

Guy Rizzo
Guy C. Rizzo has been promoted to first vice-president/investments at Salomon Smith Barney in Rhode Island.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

John Stefanini
John A. Stefanini resigned his seat as a to become general counsel to Massachusetts House of Representatives Speaker Thomas M. Finneran. Mr. Stefanini is responsible for providing the speaker and the House with strategic counsel on legal, legislative, political, and communications matters.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

John A. Stefanini has joined the Boston, MA, office of Greenberg Traurig as head of the firm's governmental affairs practice. Mr. Stefanini was previously chief counsel and adviser to Massachusetts House Speaker Thomas M. Finneran and had served as a state representative from 1993 to 2001. He was featured in a Boston Business Journal article about law firms working with clients and politicians during the Democratic National Convention in Boston.

Peter Taubkin
Peter Taubkin vice-president of government relations and public affairs for Time Warner Cable, was honored as one of the "40 Under 40" named by Capital District Business Review. The award recognizes individuals 39 or younger for "exhibiting the personal and professional qualities of leadership necessary to keep New York's Capital Region growing and whose records of professional success and community involvement label them as leaders." (Fall, 2002)

Thomas Tretter
Thomas C. Tretter has joined the Amesbury, MA, law firm of Healey, Deshaies & Gagliardi. He is a litigator specializing in corporate collections, personal injury law, worker's compensation, and domestic relations.(Spring 2002)

Jonathan Whitcomb
Jonathan P. Whitcomb has been named a member of the firm of Diserio Martin O'Connor LLP in Stamford, CT. He is a partner in the litigation department, focusing on insurance coverage, insurance defense, and commercial and personal injury litigation. He and a colleague, both of members of the litigation department of Diserio Martin O'Connor & Castiglioni LLP, negotiated a personal injury settlement that is believed to be the largest achieved on behalf of a single individual in the Superior Court in Stamford, CT. (Fall, 2002)

Linda Woods
Linda J. Woods practices in Sandston, VA. Diane Christensen ('90) has joined Ms. Woods' firm, Linda J. Woods, P.C. (Fall, 2002)

John-Philip Foley
John-Philip Foley was profiled in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, focusing on his work as Massachusetts coordinator of the Lawyers Alliance for Justice in Ireland.

Catherine Alman MacDonagh
Catherine Alman MacDonagh has joined Day, Berry & Howard LLP as director of business development. She was previously director of marketing and client services at Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C., in Boston, MA. She is also co-founder and director of the Legal Sales and Service Organization (www.legalsales.org), which held its first conference in June in Boston. Legal professionals attended from 22 states, including solo practitioners and representatives of American Lawyer top 100 firms. Ms. Alman MacDonagh's e-mail address is camacdonagh@dbh.com.

Beth Hochman Cooper
Beth Hochman Cooper is a private legal consultant specializing in
international family law.  Her areas of focus are international child
custody, parental child abduction, and adoption.  She previously was senior
staff counsel to the Office of Children's Issues at the U.S. Department of
State.  Beth lives in Bethesda, Maryland with her husband and two sons.

Patricia Becker
Patricia Becker moved to Austin, Texas after graduations, where she was a litigator in private practice for 10 years. In January 2001 she became general counsel to the Texas Senate Committee on Health and Human Services and eventually became committee director under Sen. Mike Moncrief (D-Fort Worth). In January 2003 I joined Sen. Kyle Janek (R-Houston) as his general counsel and in July 2004 I was named his Chief of Staff. On the home front, my daughter Lauren, who was born during law school, will be a junior in high school and looking at colleges in the spring.

Margaret Davis-Mullen
Peggy Davis-Mullen Boston city councillor-at-large, was the guest speaker at the annual spring charity benefit fashion show and luncheon sponshonored by the Hellenic Women's Club.

William Flanagan
Joseph Flanagan was named one of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly?s "Lawyers of the Year" for his role as defense counsel in O?Sullivan v. Shaw, 431 Mass. 201, a premises liability case. Mr. Flanagan is a partner at Morrison, Mahoney & Miller in Boston, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Harris Berenson
Harris E. Berenson was a featured speaker at the Defense Research Institute's Insurance Coverage and Claims Legal Seminar. The DRI is the international membership organization of lawyers involved in the defense of civil litigation. Mr. Berenson, who lives in Sharon, MA, is the assistant vice-president and senior counsel at FM Global.

Timothy Birmingham
Timothy Birmingham was interviewed for an article in the Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyers Journal on a 35-millimeter, feature-length film entitled "Bluff," which he and two other lawyers produced.(Winter, 2001- 2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Joseph Capezzuto
Joseph A. Capezzuto and his wife, Lori, welcomed their third child, Justin Michael, on January 16, 2002. They are also the parents of Nicholas and Madison Lea. Mr. Capezzuto is senior counsel at Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc., in Cambridge, MA. He was previously corporate counsel at Stone & Webster, Inc. (Fall, 2002)

Diane Capozzoli
Diane J. Capozzoli served as president of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers in 2000-2001.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Patrick Gill
Patrick D. Gill and Lee Schulman Shapiro, M.D., were joined in a civil union in July 2000 under the State of Vermont's legislation granting civil union rights to same-sex partners. Mr. Gill practices litigation as a senior attorney in the Office of Counsel for the New York State Department of Correctional Services, an agency that operates 70 prison facilities throughout New York and houses approximately 72,000 inmates in the New York State prison system.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Marita Gray
Marita Durkin Gray has been elected chairman of the Human Rights Committee of Taunton (MA) State Hospital.(Spring 2002)

Susan Guerette
Susan Murray Guerette has been appointed managing partner of Friedman, Babcock and Gaythwaite, a products liability defense firm in Portland, ME. She practices in Maine and Massachusetts. She and her husband, Joe, live in Cape Elizabeth, ME, with their three children, Courtney, Justin, and Samantha. Ms. Guerette's e-mail address is sguerette@fbg-law.com (Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Gerard Hartigan
Gerard F. Hartigan has joined American Express Tax and Business Services, directing the Massachusetts wealth management services practice.

Nancy Pitnof-Mahoney
Maria Menard Pitney was featured in Regis Today, the alumni magazine of Regis College in Weston, MA.

Elise Fernandes Rego
Elise Fernandes and her husband had a daughter, Abby Rego, on April 17, 1999. Ms. Fernandes-Rego is a partner in Fernandes & Finnerty in New Bedford, MA.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

R. Charles Hammond
Robert C. Hammond is chief of police in Fernandina Beach, FL.(Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Class of 1991

Jacqueline D'Alleva Lange
Jacqueline D?Alleva Lange and her husband, John, had a son, Nicholas Christian, on June 10, Class of 1999. They are currently living in London, England, for several years.(Spring 2002) She is living in London, England, with her husband and son. Her e-mail address is JJDLange@aol.com (Spring, 2001 Alumni Newsletter)

Jeremiah O'Sullivan
Jeremiah J. O?Sullivan is an adjunct professor at Suffolk University in Boston, MA, in the Masters in Taxation Program. Mr. O'Sullivan is an appeals officer with the Internal Revenue Service in Boston.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Anna Vergados
Anna R. Vergardos is an associate at Greenwald, Greenwald, Powers & Winsor, L.L.P., in Milford, MA, practicing real estate law, estate planning, and probate law.(Spring 2002)

Marco Bontempo
Noel Bon Tempo is teaching junior high school social studies in Hopedale, MA. He lives in Milford.(Winter, 2001-2002 Alumni Newsletter)

Rebecca Sacks
Rebecca Sacks runs a legal placement agency exclusively for attorneys and partner placement in the Boston area. She also offers resum