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BARBARA ADLER
Professor Adler received her B.A., cum laude, from Barnard
College and holds an M.Ed. from Harvard University.
She received her J.D. from Northeastern University
and currently practices in Brookline, Massachusetts.
JUDGE PETER AGNES
Judge Agnes teaches District Court Practice and
Procedure, and Massachusetts Evidence. He received
his B.A. from Boston University, and his J.D. from
Suffolk University Law School.
ROBERT D. ARMANO
Professor Armano is a cum laude graduate of University
of Massachusetts, Lowell and the Massachusetts School
of Law. He has practiced law for 13 years, concentrating
in plaintiffs' personal injury litigation. Attorney
Armano was one of a team of thirty attorneys who
brought sexual abuse claims on behalf of over 500
plaintiffs against the Boston Archdiocese.
He has also participated in a number of community
services including Student Coach for the Massachusetts
Bar Association's State Wide Mock-Trial Program;
Executive Committee Member of the Lawrence Bar Association;
Member of the Board of Directors for Catholic Charities,
and United Way Lawyer's Division's Fund Raising
Chairman. Attorney Armano has served as an adjunct
professor at MSL since 2002, where he teaches Personal
Injury Practice and Procedure, Products Liability,
Insurance Law, and Motions & Litigation Practice.
Attorney Armano is married and has one child.
TINA ARONIS
Professor Aronis teaches "Writing and Legal Reasoning" and is an MSL graduate. She practices domestic relations and person injury in Salem, Massachusetts, and is also an advocate for The Committee for Public Counsel Services, Children and Family Law program.
PAUL AUFFERMAN
Professor Aufferman teaches First Amendment Issues, and
Publishing and Entertainment Law. He received his
B.A. from Manhattan College, and his J.D. from Suffolk
University Law School.
ALBA BACCARI
Professor Baccari - Ms. Baccari received her B.S. from
Suffolk University and her J.D. from Suffolk University
Law School. She currently practices in Boston, MA.
ALAN BARON
Professor Baron teaches Family Law Mediation and Negotiation,
and Motions and Litigation Practice. He received
his B.A. from the University of Connecticut, and
his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. Mr.
Baron has practiced law in Stamford, Connecticut,
and now practices in Andover, Massachusetts.
FREDERICK C. BARRY, JR.:
Professor Barry teaches
Creating a Small or Solo Law Practice. Mr. Barry
received his B.A. from Providence College and his
J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. He is an
attorney in a solo practice, editor of The Merchant
of Real Estate, and the author of The Buyer Broker.
EDWARD A. BECKER
Professor Becker teaches Research and Writing I and II,
and First Amendment Issues in conjunction with Full-Time
Professor Constance Rudnick. He received his B.A.,
from Ohio Wesleyan University, his M.Ed., from Boston
University, and his J.D., cum laude, from Massachusetts
School of Law.
ROBYN BRADLEY
Professor Bradley has been teaching "Writing for Lawyers" at MSL since 2003. A full-time writer, she is currently an MFA candidate in the Creative Writing program at Lesley University. She received her undergraduate degree in Communication from Stonehill College, where she is also an adjunct professor. Ms. Bradley has written for Writer's Digest, The Boston Globe, and The MetroWest Daily News under her pen name E.T. Robbins. With a background in radio broadcasting, she's been on-air with Magic 106.7 in Boston since 1996 and maintains a website at http://www.etrobbins.com. Ms. Bradley recently completed her first novel.
ARTHUR BROADHURST
Professor Broadhurst teaches Getting Elected and Enacting
Legislation. He received his B.S. from Salem State
College, and his J.D. from Massachusetts School
of Law. He is a partner in an Andover, Massachusetts law
firm, and serves as a Representative in the Massachusetts
Legislature.
ANDREA CHATFIELD
Professor Chatfield received her B.S., summa cum laude,
from Suffolk University, and her J.D., magna cum
laude, from Syracuse University. She currently practices
in Manchester, New Hampshire.
TODD CHEESMAN
Professor Todd Cheesman received his B.S. from Dickinson College where he graduated summa sum laude. He received his J.D. from The University of Pennsylvania where he graduated with honors. He clerked for the Delaware Supreme Court before entering private practice. Mr. Cheesman now practices in Concord, NH and owns a software development company specializing in business applications.
JEANNE E. CONDURELLI
Professor Condurelli earned a Bachelor of Arts, Magna
Cum Laude, from Assumption College, and a Juris
Doctor degree from Suffolk University Law School.
She is admitted to practice law before the state
and federal courts in Massachusetts. She previously
served as an associate with the Law Offices of Anthony
A. Copani, in North Andover, engaged in the general
practice of law. She now practices law in Methuen,
Massachusetts specializing in Family Law and Child
Welfare Law, providing services to children and
parents in varying capacities in matter such as
divorce, adoption, guardianship, mental health,
and child protection and service cases. Professor
Condurelli teaches courses in Family Law Advocacy,
Family Law and Family Law Rounds. Professor Condurelli
directs the Family Law Rounds program in which students
provide clinic and pro-bono service representation
to clients through the "Lawyer for the Day" program
at the Essex County Probate & Family Court.
CHRISTOPHER N. COOK
Professor Cook teaches legal writing. He is a trial attorney employed by the Department of Children and Families as an Assistant Regional Counsel. Mr. Cook is a member of the Massachusetts Bar, the District of Massachusetts and the United States Court of Appeals for both the First and Third Circuits. He a Massachusetts Bar Foundation Fellow. Mr. Cook received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst where he was the student commencement speaker. He received his J.D., cum laude, from Suffolk University Law School.
JUDGE ROBERT CORNETTA
Judge Cornetta is an honors graduate of both Suffolk University and Suffolk University Law School. He has previously served in both state and municipal government positions. In addition, he has held a number of administrative post within the trial court. Judge Cornetta teaches trial court practice and procedure as well as discovery practice."
CARMEN CORSARO
Professor Corsaro teaches Property, and Real Estate Financing
& Conveyancing. He received his B.A. from Boston
College, and his J.D. from New England School of
Law. He currently practices in Methuen, Massachusetts.
LINDA CRISTELLO
Professor Cristello is a sole practitioner concentrating
in criminal immigration law with offices located
in Boston, MA, Lawrence, MA and Warwick, R.I.
She is a former employee of the Immigration and
Naturalization Service / investigations unit and
Court Clerk with the Executive Office for Immigration
Review, Office of the Immigration Court in Boston,
MA.
She was the Chairperson for the American Immigration
Lawyers Association, New England Chapter. She has
served on the AILA National Executive Board as an
EOIR/Court Liaison committee member and presently
Liaison member with American Immigration Law Foundation.
She has participated on many panels and CLE's instructing
on criminal immigration law to state and judicial
associations.
Linda A. Cristello attended undergraduate schools
at University of Massachusetts/Boston and University
of New Mexico. She graduated from New England School
of Law in 1990. She is currently an adjunct professor
of immigration law at Massachusetts School of Law
in Andover, MA.
JOHN CROSS
Professor Cross teaches Legal Ethics in the Spring
and Guardianship and Conservatorship in the Fall.
He graduated from Cornell University in 1971, and
Boston University School of Law in 1974.He has co-authored
the book, Guardianship and Conservatorship in
Massachusetts. The book has been cited favorably
by both the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the
Supreme Judicial Court.
He is a staff attorney for the Chief Justice of
the Probate and Family Court Department. He is a
frequent lecturer for members of the Bar on probate
and family law topics and professional responsibility/legal
ethics. He was recently named to the Board of Directors
of the Massachusetts Guardianship Association.
MICHAEL CUDDY
Professor Cuddy received his B.S. from Boston College
and his J.D., magna cum laude, from New England
School of Law. He currently practices in Dedham,
Massachusetts.
JENNIFER M. DAWSON
Professor Dawson received her B.A. from Boston University,
and her J.D. from Suffolk Law School. She has practiced
in Salem, Massachusetts, and is currently Director
of Research & Development of the Northeastern
Family Institute in Danvers, Massachusetts.
WILLIAM DELKER
Professor Delker teaches White Collar Crimes. He received
his B.A., summa cum laude, from The University of
Massachusetts at Amherst, and his J.D., summa cum
laude, from The American University, Washington
College of Law. He currently practices in Boston,
Massachusetts.
VALERIE A. DEPALMA
PATRICIA DIAZ
Professor is a graduate of Duke University in 1988,
where she was a magna cum laude. She also
graduated from Columbia University School of Law
in 1987. Professor Diaz teaches Tax law.
Ms. Diaz works extensively with public charities
and private foundations, including applications
for tax-exempt status and advice regarding ongoing
matters. Professor Diaz has worked with New York
law firms working on a variety of federal tax matters
and with the international tax group of a Big Four
accounting firm. In addition, she has taught as
an adjunct professor at Brooklyn Law School.
JOHN DONNELLY
Professor Donnelly teaches Aviation Law. He received his
B.A. from the United States Air Force Academy and
his J.D., cum laude, from the Vermont Law School.
He serves as Senior Attorney with the Office of
the Assistant Chief Counsel, New England Region,
of the Federal Aviation Administration.
ANNE O’CONNOR DOWNES
Professor Downes teaches Mediation, Conciliation, and
Negotiation. She received her B.A. from Merrimack
College and her J.D. from Suffolk University Law
School. She is the Director of the Civil Conciliation
Program in the Lawrence District Court.
JOHN F. DREWRY
Professor Drewry teaches Juvenile Law. He received his
B.A. from Harvard University, and his J.D. from
New England School of Law. Prior to joining MSLAW,
Mr. Drewry taught at area colleges. He currently
practices in Boston, Massachusetts.
KATHERINE BOWLES DUDICH
Professor Dudich obtained a Bachelor and Master of Science
in Nursing from the University of Akron, and her
J.D., magna cum laude, from the Massachusetts School
of Law. Ms. Bowles Dudich served for two years as a Law Clerk to the Justices of the Superior Court. She is currently serving as Assistant General Counsel with the Legal Division of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine. Ms. Bowles Dudich teaches Legal Research and Writing II.
HON. MICHAEL F. EDGERTON
Judge Edgerton teaches Trial Advocacy. He received
his B.A. from St. Michael's College and his J.D.
and L.L.M. from Suffolk University Law School. He
served as an attorney in private practice and as
the General Counsel to the Trial Court of Massachusetts
prior to his appointment to the bench in 1996.
JOSEPH E. FILIPPETTI
Professor Filippetti is a 2001 graduate of Anna Maria College and a 2004 graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law. He is licensed to practice in both Massachusetts and Connecticut.
In the fall of 2006, he joined the Middlesex District Attorney's Office as an assistant district attorney. Professor Filippetti also coaches the Massachusetts School of Law Black Law Student Association Trial Advocacy Team, has written for Massachusetts School of Law's magazine, The Reformer, and has appeared on the Massachusetts School of Law cable television series, Massachusetts School of Law Education Forum.
KEVIN P. FOLEY
Professor Foley represents clients in wide variety of criminal and civil litigation and administrative law matters. Mr. Foley served nine years as an administrative law judge on the Massachusetts Board of Review, where he was responsible for deciding second level appeals of disputed unemployment insurance cases under G. L. c. 151A.
Professor Foley has also served as staff counsel for the Secretary of the Commonwealth and as an associate for the Boston based civil litigation firm. Mr. Foley received his B.A from Merrimack College and J.D., cum laude from the Massachusetts School of Law. He is a member of the Essex County Bar Association and the Salem Bar Association. Professor Foley is Of Counsel to the law firm of John P. Morris, Attorney at Law, Inc., Salem Massachusetts. He teaches Administrative Law and Comparison of National and State Law.
ROBERT FORD
Professor Ford teaches Wills and Trusts, Estate Planning, Aging and the Law and Aging and Healthcare Decision making. He received his B.A. from Tufts University and his J.D. from Boston University School of Law. He is currently in private practice in North Andover, Massachusetts.
ROBERT J. FORREST
Professor Forrest has been an attorney in Massachusetts
for over twenty-five years. He has served as a Clerk-Magistrate
in the district courts and has tried hundreds of
cases. He is certified as a police officer in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire. He is currently the police prosecutor
for the South Hampton, NH Police Department. He
has extensive experience in law enforcement matters
and firearms licensing issues. He holds a federal
firearms dealer's license and is a Massachussets
State Police and NRA certified firearms instructor.
He has extensive experience in international law
and trade having represented clients and developed
business in Russia and the Far East. He has negotiated
many international joint venture agreements and
contracts between American and British business
entities and manufacturing companies in Europe,
Russia and the Far East.
Professor Forrest holds a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Accounting from Northeastern University and a
Juris Doctor Degree from Boston College Law School.
He has been an instructor in federal taxation teaches
International Law and Aviation Law.
MARIA FOURNIER
Professor Fournier received her B.A. from Boston University,
and her J.D. from Massachusetts School of Law.
LOUIS J. FRANCO
Professor Franco teaches Intellectual Property, and Drafting
and Prosecuting Trademark Applications. He received
his B.S. in Physics and Philosophy from Fordham
University and his J.D. from Indiana University
School of Law. He currently practices in Boston,
and is counsel to several large corporations for
whom he handles patent and trademark matters in
the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
PETER FULTON
Professor Fulton received his B.A. from Boston University,
and his J.D. from Suffolk Law School. He currently
practices in Andover, Massachusetts.
Ursula Furi-Perry
Ursula Furi-Perry is the author of seven books: 50 Legal Careers for Non-Lawyers (ABA Publishing, 2008); 50 Unique Legal Paths: Finding the Right Job (ABA Publishing, 2008); Law School Revealed: Secrets, Opportunities, and Success! (Jist Publishing, 2009); Trial Prep for Paralegals (National Institute for Trial Advocacy, co-authored by Michael L. Coyne, 2009); Your First Year as a Lawyer Revealed (Jist Publishing, forthcoming in 2010); The Legal Assistant's Complete Desk Reference (ABA Publishing, forthcoming in 2010); and Trial Prep for the New Advocate (National Institute for Trial Advocacy, co-authored by Michael L.Coyne, forthcoming in 2010.)
Ursula writes columns for The National Jurist and PreLaw Magazine, Parents & Kids Magazine, and Credit Union Business Magazine. She is the author of more than 300 published articles and co-creator of the Bar Exam BootCamp and 1L BootCamp books and review materials. Ursula is Director of Academic Support and an Adjunct Professor at MSL, teaching Bar Essay Writing and Legal Writing and Reasoning.
She received her BA from Brandeis University and her JD magna cum laude from the Massachusetts School of Law, where she graduated at the top of her class. http://www.furiperry.com
FREDERICK GOLDER
Professor Golder is a partner in the law firm of
Golder & Golder in Boston where he specializes in
labor relations and employment law. He is also a
labor arbitrator and mediator. Professor Golder
received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts
at Amherst, his J.D. from Suffolk University Law
School, and an L.L.M. in Labor Law from New York
University Law School.
Professor Golder has taught at Northeastern University,
Emory University School of Law, and Suffolk University
Law School. He is currently an assistant professor
of law at the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover
where he teaches courses in labor and employment
law and Alternative Dispute Resolution.
LINDA GOSTANIAN
Professor Gostanian obtained a Bachelor in Fine Arts from
the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and received
her Masters Degree from Cornell University and her
J.D. from New England School of Law, magna cum laude.
She was employed as a Law Clerk to the Justices
of the Massachusetts Superior Court, and currently
is an Assistant District Attorney for the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts and is currently assigned to the
Lowell Juvenile Court.
ANDREW GRADZEWICZ
Professor Gradzewicz teaches Case Preparation, Motions
and Litigation Practice, and Prosecution and Adjudication
Advocacy. He received his B.A. from Boston College
and his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School.
He currently practices in South Lawrence, Massachusetts.
Phone: 978.687.7184
JUDGE JOSEPH A. GRASSO
Judge Grasso teaches Law of Search and Seizure.
He received his B.A. summa cum laude from Dartmouth
College, and his J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law
School. He is an Associate Justice of the Massachusetts
Appeals Court. Prior to that appointment, he served
as an Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Superior
Court, as First Justice of the Lowell District Court,
as an Assistant Attorney General, and as an attorney
in private practice.
STEPHEN GUSHOV
Professor Gushov teaches Baseball and the Law. He received
his B.A. from Boston University and his J.D. from
Suffolk University Law School. He currently practices
in Danvers, Massachusetts.
DANIEL CRAWLING BEAR HARAYDA
Professor Harayda obtained his Bachelors and Masters of Science degree (where he was a graduate summa cum laude) from Southern Connecticut State University. He is also a 2006 graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law. He has also received another Masters degree in Information and Library Science from Simmons College.
Currently, Professor Harayda is Director of Technology at Massachusetts School of Law. He is also currently teaching Case Strategies and Preparation. He also coaches the Massachusetts School of Law Black Law Student Association Trial Advocacy and the American Association for Justice (formally ATLA) mock trial teams.
William J. Hernon III
Professor William J. Hernon III has been a practicing Attorney for over 19 years, concentrating in criminal defense, other areas of practice include, Wills, Trusts, and Probating of Estates. A 1989 graduate Cum Laude of the New England School of Law, Attorney Hernon’s office is located in Lynn, Massachusetts. A full firm biography is available at the firm’s website: www.whernonlaw.com.
ABBE L. HERSHBERG
Professor Hershberg teaches the Family Law Advocacy Clinic.
She received her B.A. from Tufts University, and
her J.D. from Antioch School of Law. She is currently
an attorney with Merrimack Valley Legal Services,
Inc.
JUDGE TIMOTHY HILLMAN
Judge Hillman teaches Law and Psychiatry. He received
his B.A. from Coe College, and his J.D. from Suffolk
Law School. He is currently First Justice of the
Superior Court in Boston, Massachusetts.
STEVEN F. HYDE
Professor Hyde is a 2001 graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law. Following law school, Steven established a solo practice focused on Real Estate Conveyancing as well as Landlord & Tenant, Small Business Representation, and Civil Litigation. Steven now enjoys a small firm practice with a fellow MSL graduate, Briana Coakley-Hoyt. Coakley & Hyde is located in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and he practices in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts.
Steven was admitted to the New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts Bars in 2002. He is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, the Maine State Bar Association, the York County Bar Association, Strafford and Rockingham County Bar Associations and enjoys membership in the American Inns of Court.
JUDGE ALLEN J. JARASITIS
Judge Jarasitis teaches Case Preparation and Strategy.
He received his B.S. from Boston University and
his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. He
practiced law in Charlestown from 1968 to 1990,
and has been a judge in Charlestown District Court
since 1991.
HAROLD E. JOHNSON
Professor Johnson teaches Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.
He received his B.A., summa cum laude, from Worcester
State College, and his J.D. from Suffolk University
Law School, cum laude. He is currently an assistant
district attorney for the Middle District in Worcester.
JEFFREY KITAEFF
Professor Kitaeff teaches Bankruptcy Law and Secured Transactions
(UCC Article 9). He received his B.A. from Clark
University, and his J.D. from New England School
of Law. He serves as a trustee in the U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, and practices in the bankruptcy field in
North Andover, Massachusetts.
NANCY KRUSE
Professor Kruse Hannigan has a B.S. in Journalism and
an M.B.A. from Suffolk University. Currently a Web
manager at IBM, she has worked as a magazine editor,
publications manager, reporter, and book editor.
KENNETH LAKIN
Professor Lakin teaches Sports and Entertainment Law.
He received his A.B. from Boston College, and his
J.D. from the Massachusetts School of Law. He is
currently in private practice in Andover, Massachusetts.,
serving as General Counsel and a member of the Board
of Directors of two sports management companies.
ANDREW LAWLOR
Professor Lawlor received his B.A., cum laude, from Middlebury
College and his J.D. from Suffolk University Law
School. He is an enforcement attorney with the State
Ethics Commission.
MAUREEN TRACY LEO
Professor Leo received her B.S. from Loyola College of
Maryland and her J.D., summa cum laude, from the
American University- Washington College of Law.
She clerked in US District Court, worked as a litigation
associate in Boston and later as an assistant regional
counsel for DSS. She is licensed to practice in
both Maryland and Massachusetts. Ms. Leo currently
does court investigations in child abuse and neglect
cases for the Middlesex Juvenile Court.
CAROL LEVASSEUR
Professor Levasseur teaches Drafting Contracts, and Research
and Writing. She received her B.A. , cum laude,
from Bentley College, and her J.D., magna cum laude,
from Massachusetts School of Law where she was executive
editor of the law review. She is currently employed
as an attorney for a software company in Cambridge,
Massachusetts.
HOWARD LEVENSON
Professor Levenson holds a J.D. from Columbia University
School of Law and a B.A. from The Johns Hopkins
University. He is a corporate attorney, a contributing
editor of legal publications, a corporate consultant
on business writing, and a freelance journalist.
He has taught in a wide range of settings.
DOROTHY LINSNER
Professor Linsner received her B.S.F.S.. from Georgetown
University School of Foreign Services and her J.D.
from George Washington University National Law Center.
She teaches at MSL in the Research and Writing program
as an adjunct faculty member. She is admitted to
the Massachusetts, New York, District of Columbia
and Rhode Island bars and currently practices in
Framingham, MA.
DYAN LOWMAN
Professor Lowman received her B.S. from Suffolk University
and her J.D., magna cum laude, from the Massachusetts
School of Law. She was employed as a Law Clerk to
the Justices of the Massachusetts Superior Court.
She is admitted to practice law in both Massachusetts
and New Hampshire and currently practices in Nashua,
New Hampshire.
NELSON P. LOVINS
Professor Lovins teaches Business Litigation. He received
his B.A. from Tufts University and his J.D. from
Suffolk University Law School, where he served on
the law review.
NATHAN R. LYNCH
Professor Lynch is a 1984 graduate of Western New England College and a 2003 graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law. He practices law in Walpole, New Hampshire and is the founder of Nathan R. Lynch P.L.L.C. His practice concentrates on plaintiffs' personal injury and business transactions. He is licensed to practice law in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut. He is admitted to the Federal Court in the Districts of New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts. His experience in the Federal Court has been limited to Bankruptcy and he is a member of the National Consumer Bankruptcy Association.
JUSTICE NEIL LYNCH
Justice Lynch, a member of MSLAWs Board of Trustees,
is a retired Associate Justice of the Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court. Justice Lynch teaches Massachusetts
Consumer Protection. He received his B.A., cum laude,
from Harvard University, and his L.L.B. from Harvard
Law School. He served as chief legal counsel to
the Massachusetts Port Authority prior to being
appointed to the Court.
JUDGE ROBERT LYNN
Associate Justice Lynn of the New Hampshire Superior
Court, teaches New Hampshire Practice and Procedure.
He received his B.S., magna cum laude, from the
University of New Haven, and his J.D. from the University
of Connecticut School of Law, where he was executive
editor of the Connecticut Law Review.
KENNETH J. MARTINEAU
Professor Martineau received his B.A. from Wachans Hall
Seminary College, his M.Ed. from the University
of Massachusetts, and his J.D. from Massachusetts
School of Law.
SCOTT MCLENNAN
Professor McLennan is ajournalist, Mr. McLennan earned
his B.A. in English at the University of Rochester.
He has written and reported on a variety of beats
for various newspapers and is now a music and entertainment
reporter for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
STANLEY NORKUNAS
Professor Norkunas teaches the Criminal Defense Clinic,
and Criminal Defense Strategies. He received his
B.A. from the College of the Holy Cross and his
J.D. from Suffolk University Law School. He is President
of Middlesex Defense Attorneys, Inc. He practices
in Lowell, Massachusetts. and Nashua, New Hampshire.
RICHARD PIERCE
Professor Pierce holds degrees from Cornell, Columbia
and Yale. He completed coursework and exams for
the Ph.D twice: in English Language and Literature,
and in the World Religions. He has taught at Northern
Illinois University, the University of California
at Berkeley, and Boston University, and is Pastor
of the Riverside Church, Lawrence MA.
PHIL PICILLO
Professor Picillo received his BS from Bentley University, his MBA from Farleigh Dickinson and his JD from the Massachusetts School of Law. He currently teaches Internet Law and assists Professor Sullivan with UCC and Contracts. He has held numerous positions in the banking and financial services industries. Phil now practices in Derry NH; he is also a member of the Derry Planning Board and is a frequent speaker at industry meetings on cyber fraud and identity theft.
MARK A. PREBLE
Professor Preble teaches Public Sector Labor Law. He received
his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts at
Boston, and his J.D., cum laude, from Suffolk University
Law School. He serves as an Administrative Law Judge
for the Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission.
JAMES B. ROCHE
Professor Roche Esq. is an associate with the law
firm of Liggio, Benrubi & Williams, P.A. and specializes
in ERISA and private insurance disputes of all types,
including health, life, disability, auto, credit
and bad faith litigation.
He graduated from St. Thomas University School
of Law. He has also received a LL.M. Insurance
Law University of Connecticut School of Law and
he is also currently pursuing a LL.M. Taxation
from Boston University.
JAMES SANDMAN
Professor Sandman teaches Workers’ Compensation.
He received his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania
and his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center.
STEVEN SHARAF
Professor Sharaf
is a practicing attorney with nearly twenty years
experience in the areas of real estate, commercial
and personal injury law. He is 1988 graduate of
the Suffolk University Law School in Boston, and
a member of the Massachusetts bar since that time.He is a sole practitioner presently, but has
worked in both big and small firm settings. He
is a member of the faculty at the Massachusetts
School of Law, teaching a number of courses including
the Business of the Practice of Law, Conflict
Resolution, Alternative Dispute Resolution and
Motions and Pretrial Practice.
DIANE SINRICH
Professor Sinrich received her B.A. from Hofstra University,
her M.Ed. from Suffolk University, and her J.D.
from New England School of Law. She currently practices
in Boston, Massachusetts.
JENNIFER SMOLINSKI
Professor Smolinski received her B.A. in Archaeology and
B.A. in Sociology from the University of Connecticut
in 1997. Ms. Smolinski went on to receive her J.D.
from the Massachusetts School of Law in 2002. She
has been practicing as a real estate attorney in
Amesbury, MA since 2002 and is currently teaching
Research & Writing at MSL.
LARRY STARKEY
Professor Starkey, who holds a B.S. in History from the
University of Cincinnati, is a former public relations
executive at major corporations and has produced
and written for several television networks. He
is the author of “Wilkes Booth Came to Washington”
(Random House) and numerous articles.
GEOFFREY STONE
Professor Stone received his B.S. from Salem State College
and his J.D. from the Massachusetts School of Law.
He currently practices in Topsfield, Massachusetts.
SHAUN SUTNER
Professor Sutner covers state government and politics
for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. He worked
for two years at the Washington Post and was a staff
reporter for two years at the Meriden (Connecticut)
Record-Journal. Sutner holds an A.B. in Government
from Colby College.
KEITH SWEENEY
Professor Sweeney received his B.S., summa cum laude,
from Mt. Wachusett College, and his J.D., magna
cum laude, from Massachusetts School of Law.
JOCELYN THOMSEN
Professor Thomsen is a graduate of MSLAW (J.D., Cum
Laude) and received her Bachelor’s in European
Studies from the University of Missouri. She is
a member of the bar in both Massachusetts and New
Hampshire and practices law from her office in Newburyport. Among her charitable works, she has been President
of the Board of Directors of the Solomon Schechter
Day School of the Merrimack Valley.
VINCENT TURANO
Professor Turano teaches Environmental Law, and Research
and Writing. He received his B.A. and Ph.D. from
Syracuse University, and his J.D., magna cum laude,
from New England School of Law. He was a law clerk
for the Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Land
Court, has practiced law in Boston, and is a professor
at Merrimack College.
DAGNE YESIHAK
Dagne Yesihak is a graduate of University of Massachusetts (BS, Criminal Justice, 1982), Northeastern University, (MS, in Criminal Justice, 1984) and JD from Massachusetts School Law.
Professor Yesihak practices Law in the area of Criminal Law and Immigration Law in Cambridge Massachusetts. He also has been teaching law in a college level for more than 20 years before coming to MSLa. Mr. Yesihak teaches Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at MSL www.yesihakslaw.com.
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