Westford Personal Injury Lawyers

John O'Connell is a lawyer, Commercial Pilot (Single-Multi Engine Land and Sea with Instrument Rating)and an experienced scuba diver (certified advanced open water) who has been litigating general aviation cases for the past thirty years. He is admitted to practice in Florida and Massachusetts in both State and Federal Courts. John has also handled scuba diving, personal injury, products liability, and auto accident litigation and has represented the families of those who have died in scuba diving accidents in Massachussetts, California, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Florida and Hawaii. He is admitted to practice in Florida and Massachusetts.

Carl Hurvich is an Attorney at Brook Law, specializing in immigration law. A graduate of Oberlin College and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Carl distinguished himself early in his career by winning first place oralist in the Monrad G. Paulson Moot Court Competition and by actively participating in the Criminal Appeals and Civil Rights Clinic. These experiences laid the foundation for his dedication to justice and advocacy. Admitted to practice in New York, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, as well as before the bar of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, Carl has a broad legal reach. He has...

Attorney Rawlins started his legal career in the Massachusetts? Probate and Family Courts. Serving in the prestigious position of? Judicial Law Clerk, Jason had the privilege of working with the Judges? of Plymouth, Bristol and Suffolk Counties. Upon the completion of that ?position’s one year term , Attorney Rawlins entered private practice with Delaney &? Muncey, P.C. in Plymouth, Massachusetts. There, he was ?able to assist client’s in a wide variety of practice areas. Following? several great years with Delaney & Muncey, Jason founded?The Law Offices of Jason M. Rawlins.

The Law Offices of Jason M. Rawlins...

Representing people with personal injury cases as well as clients seeking workers' compensation and/or Social Security Disability benefits for over 15 years.