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LAR Qualified Attorneys Suffolk Victorya Manakin Fee Law Office of Victorya Manakin Phone (617) 787-1222 [email protected] Half Hour $125 556 Cambridge St., Ste 101 Fax (617) 787-1550 One Hour $250 Allston MA 02134 Cash Check Credit Maureen Reilly Fee 654 Beacon Street, 6th Floor Phone (617) 338-2144 [email protected] Half Hour 150 Fax (888) 623-1164 One Hour 250 Bosston MA 02215 Cash Check Credit Jonathan M Bent Fee 75 Arlington Street Phone (617) 532-0797 Jbent!bentwinter.com Half Hour 75 Suite 500 Fax Bentwinter.com One Hour 150 Boston MA 02116 Cash Check Credit Heather M. Ward Fee Law Office of Heather Ward Phone (617) 903-8955 [email protected] Half Hour $100 711 Atlantic Ave., Lower Level Fax www.heatherwardlaw.com One Hour $195 Boston MA 02111 Cash Check Credit Alexis B. Kaplan Fee 92 State Street Phone (617) 903-0225 [email protected] Half Hour 2nd Floor Fax abkaplanlaw.com One Hour Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Alina Zilberberg Fee 92 State Street, Law Office of Alin Phone (617) 391-0063 [email protected] Half Hour $87.50 Fax (617) 391-0064 One Hour $175.00 Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Erin J. Harris Fee 185 Devonshire St., Suite 302 Phone (617) 532-3906 [email protected] Half Hour $112.50 Fax (617) 507-6432 www.harrislawboston.com One Hour $225.00 Boston MA 02210 Cash Check Credit Rachel Engdhal Fee 8 Faneuil Hall Phone (617) 973-6446 [email protected] Half Hour 3rd Floor Fax www.rachelengdahllaw.com One Hour $190-$225 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Gregory P. Lee Fee One Center Plaza Phone (508) 643-4134 [email protected] Half Hour 100.00 Suite 220 Fax (866) 652-7197 www.gregleelaw.com One Hour 200.00 Boston MA Cash Check Credit Jacquelyn Redmond Fee 2 Atlantic Ave. 4th Flr Phone (617) 880-6155 [email protected] Half Hour 112.50 Fax (617) 880-6160 www.dharlawllp.com One Hour 225.00 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 1 of 19 LAR Qualified Attorneys Mary Wilson Fee 2A Baldwin Place Phone (617) 394-9414 [email protected] Half Hour #7 Fax One Hour Boston MA 02113 Cash Check Credit Maureen Darrow Fee c/o Metlife Legal Affairs Phone (401) 525-0886 [email protected] or cutietrips@ya Half Hour hoo.com 501 Boylston Street, 5th Floor Fax (617) 578-2324 One Hour Boston MA 02116 Cash Check Credit Thomas D Ritter Fee Atwood & Cherry Phone (617) 262-6400 [email protected] Half Hour 162.50 101 Huntington Ave. 28th floor Fax (617) 421-9482 atwoodandcherry.com One Hour 325 Boston MA 02199 Cash Check Credit Linda Sternberg Fee 10 Tremond Street Phone (617) 722-8300 [email protected] Half Hour Suite 200 Fax (617) 722-8300 www.sternberglaw.com One Hour Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Jo Ann Citron Fee 100 Franklin Street Phone (617) 399-3080 Half Hour Fax One Hour Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Calvin J Heinle Fee 242 West Broadway Phone (617) 599-7466 Half Hour Fax One Hour Boston MA 02127 Cash Check Credit David A Hoffman Fee 99 Summer Street Phone (617) 439-4700 [email protected] Half Hour 225 Suite 1600 Fax (617) 439-0700 www.bostonlawcollaborative.com One Hour 450 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Sharon V Jones Fee P.O. Box 191607 Phone (617) 541-4658 [email protected] Half Hour Not Listed Fax One Hour Not Listed Boston MA 02119 Cash Check Credit Holly Wandel Fee 87 West Cedar Street Phone (617) 833-3911 [email protected] Half Hour Suite 4B Fax One Hour Boston MA 02114 Cash Check Credit Gregory P. Lee Fee One Center Plaza, Suite 240 Phone (508) 222-6100 [email protected] Half Hour 100 Fax www.gregleelaw.com One Hour 200 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 2 of 19 LAR Qualified Attorneys Joseph Morrissey Fee One Center Plaza Phone (617) 849-4530 [email protected] Half Hour 125 Suite 220 Fax One Hour 250 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Soraya Sadeghi Fee 101 Tremont Street, Suite 404 Phone (617) 357-0003 [email protected] Half Hour 125.00 Fax One Hour 250.00 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Rebecca Greening Fee 3 Bishop Street Phone (617) 942-0515 [email protected] Half Hour Fax One Hour Boston MA 02130 Cash Check Credit Iris T Schnitzer Fee Phone (617) 227-4968 [email protected] Half Hour Fax One Hour 300.00 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Robert P Orthman Fee Blake & Associates Phone (617) 723-3224 [email protected] Half Hour 82.50 45 School Street Fax (617) 723-3116 blakelaw.com One Hour 165.00 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Simone M Bui Fee Bui Law Firm Phone (617) 477-8197 [email protected] Half Hour 87.50 7 Liberty Square, 2nd Fl. Fax (617) 948-5979 www.builawfirm.com One Hour 175.00 Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Rebeca Gomez-Figueroa Fee 1452 Dorchester Ave 4th Floor Phone (617) 275-9393 [email protected] Half Hour 100.00 Fax (617) 830-8300 One Hour 200.00 Boston MA 02122 Cash Check Credit Lana N. Simmons Fee Law Office of Linda Sternberg Phone (617) 722-8300 [email protected] Half Hour 10 Tremont St., Suite 200 Fax (617) 722-8350 One Hour Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Michael St. Louis Fee P.O. Box 5761 Phone (781) 816-3950 [email protected] Half Hour 125 Fax www.bostonsbestlawyer.com One Hour 250 Boston MA 02114 Cash Check Credit Jacelyn M Sinay Fee 100 Old Harbor Street Phone (617) 752-2371 [email protected] Half Hour Unit #2 Fax (615) 934-4310 www.schipani-sinay.com One Hour 195 Boston MA 02127 Cash Check Credit Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 3 of 19 LAR Qualified Attorneys Robin Wallace Fee Law Office of Robin F. Wallace Phone (978) 223-8888 [email protected] Half Hour 75 P.O.Box 51848 Fax One Hour 150 Boston MA 02205 Cash Check Credit Erin C Birmingham Anad Fee P.O.Box 72 Phone (617) 953-0191 [email protected] Half Hour 75.00 Fax www.ECBAnadu.com One Hour 150.00 Boston MA 02131 Cash Check Credit James Benjamin Fee 90 Canal Street, 4th floor Phone (617) 431-8071 [email protected] Half Hour Fax (617) 718-5598 jbenjaminlaw.com One Hour Boston MA 02114 Cash Check Credit Alyssa Kollmeyer Fee Ropes and Gray Phone (617) 951-7121 [email protected] Half Hour 1330 Boylston St., #504 Fax One Hour Boston MA 02215 Cash Check Credit Lauren Reznick Fee 800 Boylston Street Phone (617) 235-4789 [email protected] Half Hour Fax (617) 235-9852 www.ropesgray.com One Hour Boston MA 02199 Cash Check Credit Carl Brugnoli Fee P.O.Box 320530 Phone (866) 288-1902 [email protected] Half Hour 100.00 Fax (617) 323-6550 One Hour 200.00 Boston MA 02132 Cash Check Credit Joseph Sommer Fee Sommer & Associates Phone (617) 227-3555 Half Hour 92 State Street Fax One Hour Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Vipin Davessar Fee 257 Marlborough Street Phone (857) 239-8234 [email protected] Half Hour $60.00 Number 5 Fax One Hour $120.00 Boston MA 02116 Cash Check Credit Christopher A Rothschild Fee 77 Franklin Street Phone (617) 529-6689 [email protected] Half Hour Fax (617) 654-9915 One Hour Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Gilbert J Schipani Fee 100 Old Harbor Street Phone (617) 752-2371 [email protected] Half Hour Suite #2 Fax (617) 934-4310 www.schipani-sinay.com One Hour 195 Boston MA 02127 Cash Check Credit Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 4 of 19 LAR Qualified Attorneys Dean Amrose Fee 1 Longfellow Place Phone (617) 523-5600 [email protected] Half Hour Not Available Suite 3610 Fax (617) 523-4099 One Hour 300 - 450 consultation Boston MA 02114 Cash Check Credit Laura M Unflat Fee 294 Washington Street Phone (617) 338-3177 [email protected] Half Hour 90 Suite 654 Fax (617) 338-4118 www.ggilbertlawyer.com One Hour 180 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Pamela A Thomure Fee 101 Tremont Street Phone (617) 482-8221 [email protected] Half Hour Sliding Scale Suite 900 Fax (617) 482-2228 One Hour Sliding Scale Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Ewuniki Sanders Fee 11 Beacon Street Phone (617) 227-4288 [email protected] Half Hour 100 Suite 1230 Fax (617) 227-4289 One Hour 200 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Mary A Sassone Fee 28 State Street Phone (617) 619-3666 [email protected] Half Hour 90 - 110 Suite 1100 Fax (617) 328-4193 One Hour 175 - 225 Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Nicole M Procida Fee 11 Beacon Street Phone (617) 570-8092 [email protected] Half Hour 75 Suite 1230 Fax (617) 570-8092 One Hour 175 Boston MA 02108 Cash Check Credit Robin L Nardone Fee 125 Summer Street Phone (617) 345-3265 [email protected] Half Hour Not Available Fax (617) 345-3299 www.burnslev.com One Hour 290 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Richard Gedeon Fee 20 Park Plaza Phone (617) 338-5566 [email protected] Half Hour Not Listed Suite 1405 Fax (617) 338-5587 www.carneybassil.com One Hour Not Listed Boston MA 02116 Cash Check Credit Claire C Tutwiler Fee 50 Rowes Wharf Phone (617) 330-7045 [email protected] Half Hour Fax (617) 330-7550 One Hour Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Sheila Barresi Fee 84 State Street Phone (617) 720-0099 [email protected] Half Hour Not Available Fax (617) 720-0366 www.sassooncymrot.com One Hour 250 Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Friday, February 26, 2021 Page 5 of 19 LAR Qualified Attorneys Lisa Cukier Fee 125 Summer Street Phone (617) 345-3471 [email protected] Half Hour Not Available Fax (617) 345-3299 www.burnslev.com One Hour 400 Boston MA 02110 Cash Check Credit Kathleen J Hill Fee 92 State Street Phone (617) 742-0457 [email protected] Half Hour Not Listed Suite 200, 2nd Floor Fax www.kathleenjhill.us One Hour Not Listed Boston MA 02109 Cash Check Credit Mark R Scialdone Fee The Law Offices of Mark R.
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