Review: “Contino Electric & Cable, Inc. is an electrical contractor working primarily
on the North Shore in Massachusetts. Atty. Boumil has been our
business attorney for over 25 years. He is very experienced in business
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Recent Professional Publications
Chairman, 11th, 12th 13th , 14th, 15th and 16th Annual Real Estate Law Conferences (MCLE Boston)
Co-Author of Amicus Brief submitted to Supreme Judicial Court, in
Lobisser Bld. Corp v. Planni...
Brian Corrigan has an office in Wilmington, MA and has been licensed for 21 years. This attorney handles cases in Litigation, Real Estate, Business, Intellectual Property and attended New England School of Law.
Rachel Brown practices out of Boston, MA and attended Harvard University Law School. This attorney has been licensed for 13 years and handles cases in Business, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Construction & Development.
Marla Frederick has an office in Las Vegas, NV and has been licensed for 18 years. This attorney handles cases in Business, Personal Injury, Litigation, Workers Compensation and attended University of Wisconsin Law School.
Kevin Broderick has been licensed for 25 years and handles cases in Family, Real Estate, Business. This attorney attended Suffolk University Law School and has an office in Lowell, MA.
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