Attorney Suzanne McDonough is the most caring and diligent lawyer. I did not expect the quality…read morerepresentation that I received, she really went beyond my expectations and can not thank her enough!

From the owner: We strive to offer the highest quality representation for all of our clients, with a personalized…read moreand professional approach to each case we confront. Whether through zealous advocacy at trial or artful and reasonable negotiation, we seek the best possible outcome for each client, fine tuning our approach to the facts and circumstances of each case. We offer years of experience to clients in criminal cases for all stages of prosecution - from magistrate's hearings to trial to appeal and every thing in between. We offer counsel for motor vehicle and other licensing cases, as well as family law, workers' compensation and personal injury law. ​ We hope you allow our family to help your family with our trusted and tested legal experience and knowledge.

Ken was highly recommended by a good friend to help closing with the sale of our rental property in…read morethe Boston area. He was extremely prompt in responding to communications, very attentive to all issues, highly professional, and his fee was very reasonable. Our real estate transaction closed smoothly today. We felt so blessed that our friend introduced us to Attorney Goldberg.

Ken Goldberg is what all attorneys should strive to be - honest, responsive and responsible. He…read morewill do everything he can and will make sure you understand the process. He is trustworthy, detail oriented, and does not give up! I would recommend him to anyone!

A 5 star review ~ I would recommend Laura A Brown, Tax Attorney, for any of your tax filings you…read moremay have. I called her recently about an IRS letter that I didn't know how to handle & she returned my call the same day. We scheduled a meeting & she assisted me in getting all the correct documents needed filled out & filed. She is/was knowledgeable, professional, & assured me that my information would be kept confidential. I would highly recommend Laura A Brown, so give her a call today.

Attorney Laura Brown is hands down the most experienced taxation attorney I have ever engaged to…read morenavigate complex business issues and taxation items. She was able to seamlessly interface with state agencies, opposing attorneys and clients to get results. Highly recommend.

I have used Joe numerous times.He is knowledgeable and professional.He's the best ! If you want the…read morejob done right and fast call him.

From the owner: You speak - We listen - They pay!…read more Daigle Law, P.C. brings extensive litigation experience to handling Personal Injury, Employment Law and Discrimination Claims in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Joe Daigle has represented Fortune 500 companies and major insurers in personal injury and employment & discrimination litigation cases and has published numerous articles on employment issues and employee rights. Please contact our office for a free consultation. Call: 401-379-9675 (5 Star Review) Attorney Lawrence R. about Daigle LAW says: “Joe’s law firm took over a complicated piece of litigation that I had started with another firm. It had been going on for years. When he got the case, Joe realized that the original attorneys had omitted an important claim. Joe was able to amend the complaint and, because of this, we ended up, after a long trial, with a Judgment encompassing everything of importance to my claim. Although his client (me) could be troublesome, Joe always maintained his professionalism and kept his eye on the ultimate goal of winning the case. I highly recommend him.”

I would not recommend voluntarily hiring this attorney. And this is not a disgruntled parent who…read morehad things go in the opposite way. I actually kept custody of my child but it was NOT because Attny Reidy did her job well. The court assigned her to my case as a GAL (guardian ad litem). I thought she would be impartial, fair, and diligent but she was actually none of those things. Either that, I totally misunderstood what her job was. I THOUGHT her job was to be impartial. I THOUGHT she would fact-check all the accusations from my Ex. In fact, when she explained the process up front she said that there might be some back-and-forth as she does her follow-up based on what we say about each other. Well, there wasn't. When she met with me, she asked if she could type her notes as she listened. I said "sure" thinking this would be efficient. However, when her final report was delivered to the court it was clear that all she did was regurgitate word-for-word what was said by my ex. I didn't participate in any smear campaigns so it was very one-sided and imbalance. My ex must have had her ear for hours on end (because there were pages and pages of all these things that could have only come from him) and all she did was dutifully copy and paste it into her report. I tried to be objective and stick to the issues at hand when I met with her, so of course I had very little to say about him; I mostly just focused on my child and told her the truth about the way things were at my house. But you would have thought I was worse than Satan based on what she wrote about me. Again, no fact-checking took place. The final report had dates and incidents wrong - easily verifiable against easily attainable court and police documents but still she took the easy way out and just took his word. She even had reference to me being in the Marines which was ALMOST true - I was in the military but they got the wrong branch. Hello? It's a wonder she even got my name correct. To make matters worse, her report was actually about 5 weeks late. The judge ordered it due in July. Do you know when she finalllllly got around to turning it in? TWO DAYS before our court date which was early September. And that mandatory 4-way mediation meeting that was to take place at least one week before our trial date was a colossal waste of time because...of course we still didn't have her report and my ex wouldn't negotiate anything because he was waiting to see what her recommendation was. Because of her lackadaisical attitude and work ethic, my attorney and I had to scramble around at the last minute to get a chance to review it before court. She admitted to me that she had so many GAL appointments that she was behind and backed up. I guess it's easy money when the court just hands her clients. She takes the money up front and then sits on your case until the very last possible second. So, if you are considering hiring her, buyer-beware. And if you have a say about which attorney the court will appoint as a GAL, please say "NO" to Marie. Outcome: I retained custody. Again, it's not because she was a woman and favored me at all. It was because I was the better parent but it's amazing that she came to that conclusion based on what she wrote about me. Gracious!

This is one of the lawyers that gives lawyers a bad name. Navigating the probate court system is no…read moreeasy task, in and of itself. A lawyer who will exploit that, and use that to run up her billing, can turn a difficult situation into a nightmare. In my experience, she billed for court dates that she herself had rescheduled, she overbilled for travel time. she billed twice for the same thing. It was shocking to me that an officer of the court could be so dishonest. By being in court as often as i was, i learned other people who dealt with her had similar experiences. So unless you are looking to learn about the different ways the family court system can be manipulated by lawyers for profit, i strongly suggest you dont hire this woman.

No nonsense closing. Prepared and polite. Tim and the law group handled the transaction without a…read morehitch. You get what you pay for. They weren't the least expensive alternative, but, well worth the price.

Tim Helped sell my elderly Mom's house on Woodcliff Rd in Quincy a few years ago. He was very…read moreattentive and easy going. He was available and walked us through al the complicated steps with the sale. I would recommend Tim without hesitation. The cost is the cost no matter whom you use for a real estate attorney... most fees are set so no real shock here.