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Rebecca N. Rogers
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Licensed in Massachusetts for 18 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 2007
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Location
SLNLaw LLC
10 East Chestnut St., Sharon, MA, 02067
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"Rebecca uses her sharp instincts and mastery of the law to get real results for her clients. She is exceptionally smart and can navigate the most complicated legal issue. Her legal skills are matched only by her dedictation to her clients."
"I worked with Rebecca for three years at the law firm of Smith Lee Nebenzahl LLP. Rebecca is immensely analytical and gets to the heart of thorny and difficult legal issues with ease. Also calm and unflappable, Rebecca is a tremendous asset in complex litigation. I highly recommend her as a superior attorney."
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Experience
Education
2006
Boston College Law School
J.D.
2000
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
M. Ed.
1997
Smith College
A.B.,
Publications
2012
Skirting the Barriers: The Unfinished Story of Women Lawyers and Judges in Massachusetts (Patti B. Saris, Margot F. Botsford & Barbara Berenson eds.)
Legal Protections From Gender Discrimination in the Workplace
2012
Skirting the Barriers: The Unfinished Story of Women Lawyers and Judges in Massachusetts (Patti B. Saris, Margot F. Botsford & Barbara Berenson eds.)
(co-authored with Sarah Wald) Women and the Massachusetts Judiciary, Then and Now
2008
New England Law Review
(co-authored with Rachel Brodin), A Unique Compromise: Justice Martha B. Sosman’s Crafting of a Rule Governing the Electronic Recording of Interrogations in Commonweath v. DiGiambattista
2005
Boston College Law Review
Interest, Principal, and Conceptual Severance
Languages
English