Attorney John Tramontozzi is a veteran of the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. He has over 30 years of experience in litigation. As your representative, he draws from a wealth of expertise. Most notably, John’s years of trial experience in the DA’s office, coupled with extensive private litigation experience sets John apart from his peers. He has assisted many families through estate disposition and real estate transactions. His ease at navigating the court system, as well as his knowledge of municipal and legislative systems, has proven to be a great asset to clients. He is a skilled and thoughtful guide throughout the legal and litigations processes.

Francis T. O’Brien, Jr. is the founder of O'Brien Law Boston, a criminal law specialty firm. Formerly of counsel/director of criminal practice group for Parker|Scheer, LLP and a founding partner of the Boston trial firm, Wheeler & O’Brien, P.C., Mr. O’Brien brings thirty years of experience in the field of criminal defense. A member of the Massachusetts and Florida state bars and the federal bar in Massachusetts, Mr. O’Brien has also represented clients on criminal state and federal matters in more than twenty states. Mr. O’Brien’s practice concentrates on all areas of criminal defense, including drug cases, white collar, crimes of violence, restraining orders, fraud, motor vehicle offenses and operating under the influence. He has extensive experience in issues relating to search and seizure as well as issues arising in the defense of operating under the influence. Having successfully handled thousands of cases of individuals charged with operating under the influence and other motor vehicle offenses, Mr. O’Brien also has considerable experience with related issues involving license suspensions and requests for license reinstatement. He frequently represents clients before the Registry of Motor Vehicles and Board of Appeal for the Registry. Mr. O’Brien also has extensive state appellate experience, having argued before the Supreme Judicial Court and Appeals Court of Massachusetts as well as the Supreme Court of New Hampshire. On the federal level he is admitted to practice before the First, Second, Fourth and Seventh Circuit Courts of Appeal.

Jeff Fraser has a degree in Psychology from Boston College (magna cum laude) and is a graduate of Boston College Law School. He has over thirty years experience in private practice, including all types of personal injury, divorce, wills and estates, real estate, and business law. Mr. Fraser has been awarded the prestigious "AV" rating by Martindale-Hubbell in recognition of his skill and integrity. Mr. Fraser has extensive experience as a mediator in both civil cases and divorce and family cases.

Attorney David Hass represents cases and clients in the area of Personal Injury. I take cases involving, Assault and Battery - Victim, Automobile Accidents, Child Abuse - Victim, Construction Accidents, Dangerous Property or Building, Defective Products, Dog Bites and Animal Attacks, Emotional Distress, Sexual Abuse - Victim, and Wrongful Death.

Attorney Dowling is a Massachusetts and Rhode Island attorney with deep roots in Southeastern New England and a reputation for business savvy and pragmatism. Attorney Dowling is passionate about advocating on behalf of his clients. His service model is to work one-on-one with clients to develop creative legal and non-legal solutions to problems. Unlike attorney-client interactions with large law firms, Attorney Dowling's clients have ready access to their lawyer, over the phone, via email or in-person. Attorney Dowling represents a diverse range of companies, institutions, developers, individuals and families across many industries with a concentration in some of New England’s leading business sectors. Attorney Dowling holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in community planning from the University of Washington, in Seattle, a Master of Science degree in transportation engineering from the University of Washington and a Juris Doctor degree from New England Law in Boston. Attorney Dowling was a member of the City of Attleboro Planning Board for seven years and is now a member of the North Attleboro Zoning Board of Appeals. Benjamin Dowling lives in North Attleboro with his wife and two children.

In 1999, he became an administrator of one of the first charter schools in the state of Florida. He went on in his career, to be a principal and school district administrator. He has been part of hundreds of child studies, and thousands of students' educational plans. He has trained teachers, principals and superintendents on compliance with special education laws, bullying prevention, student discipline procedures and curriculum innovations. He has supported school and school districts in student services' best practices. He has been a school board member, developing policy and performing governance of a school district. Will has been a member of local, state and federal committees that set policy regulations for schools. He is a certified evaluator for school accreditation. He utilizes all of his experience when he represents his clients. With such a broad knowledge in the educational field, Will is able to represent his clients in the most effective ways.

My background includes law enforcement experience as a police officer in Southern New Hampshire as well as collateral recovery for banks, credit unions and other financial institutions. I have held a private investigator license since 1992, working in areas of insurance fraud to executive protection. I graduated from Law School in 2014 and am now currently practicing in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

As a Founder and Managing Member of Sowerby & Moustakis Law, PLLC, Peter has established a client-oriented practice that focuses on listening and empathizing with clients while also helping them sort through issues and concerns all while achieving the best results possible and providing individualized service and exceptional commitment to client satisfaction. Peter personally handles many of the firm’s cases and treats every client’s problem as if it was his own. He understands the responsibility and trust that comes with representing a person through what is often the most difficult time in his or her life and considers himself a true “Counselor-at-law” whose purpose is to provide his clients with guidance and an understanding of the law. Peter enjoys volunteering in his local community and has served as Town Moderator for the Town of Amherst, the chair of the Ways and Means Committee for the town of Amherst, served on the ethics committee of the New Hampshire Bar Association, served on the Board of the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and served as the Vice-Chair of the Animal Law Committee of the Massachusetts Bar Association.