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Attorney John O'Leary has over 25 years of criminal and civil litigation experience in the District and Superior Courts of Massachusetts. He has worked both sides of the aisle in each area of the law -- prosecuting and defending hundreds of criminal and civil cases to verdict. He knows how the other side thinks, how they prepare, and how to optimize your chances of winning at trial.
As an Assistant District Attorney and as an Assistant Attorney General, Attorney O'Leary investigated and litigated a diverse array of misdemeanors and felonies, from street crimes and gang activities to complex white-collar fraud cases. In private practice, he has defended multinational insurance companies and insureds in defeating exaggerated and non-existent bodily injury claims, as well as fraudulent theft and property damage claims.
As a private practitioner of law, Attorney O'Leary is able to apply his decades of experience in courtrooms throughout the state to helping individuals achieve the best possible outcome for their litigation.
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State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 1994
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2008
Spotlight Award, DA Joseph D. Early, Jr.
2001
AG Shannon Award for Excellence, AG Thomas Reilly
2002 - Present
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
1994 - Present
Massachusetts Bar Association
1994
JD - Juris Doctor
1991
BA - Bachelor of Arts
1987
Diploma
2021
Witness Representation Under the 5th Amendment
2021
handling OUI Cases
2020
Litigating in the Age of COVID
2020
58A Detention Hearings
2020
Litigating OUIs
2020
Immigration for Criminal Defense Attorneys
2020
Appealing Denial of COVID-19 Motions
2020
Fair Hearings
2020
Sexual Assault Cases: Practiced Wisdom
2019
Section 35 Appeals
2019
Petitions and Interlocutory Appeals for Criminal Law