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Explore Massachusetts attorneys like Amy A. Null, Amy Azza, Amy B. Auth, Amy B. Mandragouras and Amy B. Naughton in Boston (ZIP codes 02109, 02108, 02110).

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Amy B. Auth

Firm: Ropes and Gray LLP

One International Place , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Amy B. Snyder

Firm: Ropes and Gray LLP

One International Place , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Corporate, Taxation - State & Federal

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Amy Ben-Arieh

Firm: Fenway Community Health

1340 Boylston St , Boston , Massachusetts 02215

Practice Areas: Partnership

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Amy Boyd

Firm: Foley Hoag LLP

155 Seaport Boulevard , Boston , Massachusetts 02210

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Amy Coleman Mainelli Burke

Firm: Kotin, Crabtree & Strong, LLP

One Bowdoin Square , Boston , Massachusetts 02114

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Intellectual Property

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Amy E. Sheridan

Firm: Sullivan and Worcester LLP

One Post Office Square , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits, Taxation - State & Federal

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Amy Hackett

Firm: Peckar & Abramson, P.C.

28 State St Ste 1802 , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes

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Amy Huff-Harris

Firm: Long, Hagan, Huff-Harris, P.C.

4238 Washington Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02131

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“…ive in the courtroom setting. I continue to use them to assist me in my custody issues.”

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have known Attorney Huff Harris to be an exemplary family law practitioner--someone who fights tooth and nail for her clients. Attorney Huff Harris is very…”

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Amy A. Null

60 State Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Taxation - State & Federal

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Amy Azza

45 School Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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Amy B. Mandragouras

One Post Office Square , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks

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Amy B. Naughton

Firm: Lourie and Cutler, P.C.

60 State Street , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Corporate, Estate Planning, Probate, Taxation - State & Federal

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Amy Beaudoin

Firm: John Hancock Financial Services

197 Clarendon St , Boston , Massachusetts 02116

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Amy Codagnone

107 Union Wharf , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I endorse this lawyer. She has worked with some of the best in Boston and is a strong advocate for her clients, both public and private.”

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Amy Crafts

Firm: Office of The Attorney General

1 Ashburton Pl , Boston , Massachusetts 02108

Practice Areas: Privacy

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Amy DeCloux

Firm: Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers LLP

125 Summer St , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

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Amy E. Moody McGrath

400 Atlantic Avenue , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

Practice Areas: Environmental, Real Estate

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Amy Fabiano

Firm: Hunton

60 State St Ste 2400 , Boston , Massachusetts 02109

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Amy Frazier

Firm: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Agency

10 Park Plz , Boston , Massachusetts 02116

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Amy Gwiazda

Firm: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Boston Regional Office

33 Arch St Ste 23 , Boston , Massachusetts 02110

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Vasovagal Syncope due to intense piercing causes car crash. | Nov 1, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I live in Mass but got the piercing in Rhode Island. I recently got a dermal piercing and the piercer seemed annoyed at both the coworker and the other customers (night before Halloween), to get a dermal that's not surface they have to borrow a hole in the spot, I got it on my face under the eye, very common spot for a dermal. I lost some blood due to this, after he handed me extra band aids, told me to take a picture of the aftercare (washing and cleaning it) I was sent on my merry way, walked to my car, started up and took off, not even half a block from the establishment I black out, I came to moments before the crash and pressed very hard on the brakes. Unfortunately, this has caused my car to be totaled. The person in front tried to flee (not sure why) he was flagged down by a bystander to stay, and 20 minutes later was told by the same bystander to backup into position before the cops came where he got hit. Was also able to drive off no problem and had no injuries/refused medical treatment. I never knew a piercing could cause a blackout like that, I have had nose and ear piercings but a friend of mine told me to find out to sue, because they should have informed me not to drive shortly after and offered a cookie or juice, same as…
Considering Medical Malpractice Lawsuit | Oct 30, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Massachusetts. Psych NP doubled my antidepressant dose without a mood stabilizer when I was already diagnosed and documented with bipolar + showing manic symptoms. Spent some time in-patient 3 days after the dose increase. For those that don't know, SSRI antidepressants can cause mania in those with bipolar. This occurred in Massachusetts, but I moved back to NY. Life pretty much fell apart after. My career is heavily impacted. Not sure if pursuing legal action is worth it, what to expect on how long it will take, or what a reasonable outcome would be. Don't even know where to start. Been very depressed lately and could use any guidance/advice.
[MA] Last Months Rent - Early Termination and “broker commission” Tenant | Oct 26, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Massachusetts Hello, recently had a nightmare where I moved in somewhere and had to leave within a few days due to their being hazardous toxic lead dust contamination all over the apartment. They renovated a prehistoric house without doing any prior testing so we hired a licensed state inspector, who told us not to use windows or fans in the house, and to avoid using the doors (bedroom door and main hallway) because of the elevated results. Fast forward we were sent a mutual termination agreement, we emptied the apartment and returned they keys. We are due out last months rent that we paid. We feel we are due a full refund since we paid for the inspection and had to throw out multiple items. Anyway, we haven’t gotten a countersigned agreement or check for last month rent yet (it’s been two weeks). When looking at old lease and receipts; the realtor sent me a payment on their portal for "last month rent" and to hold the apartment, but the payment request and receipt say broker lease commission. Then on the lease it mentions the payment to the realtor portal and that the landlord will apply it to last month rent? We are increasingly frustrated with them and about $8,700 in the hole from paying them first and last month, the inspection fee, for new items we discarded, and for having to pay rent twice in order to move out to somewhere safer within a month span. Do we…
Deferred restraining order | Oct 26, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Massachusetts. My ex filed a restraining order against me in Probate court because I have been pressuring him to stop violating our custody orders and he doesn’t like that. I’m not sure what happened when he filed it but I got a summons in the mail to appear for a deferred hearing. The order wasn’t granted at his initial filing. What would happen or be the point then? A restraining order is for imminent safety and abuse but they push off the hearing? We’ve still been communicating about our child since there’s no current order not to.
Landlord said we are violating the lease because we are running the AC at night even though it's 60°F (15.5°C)? | Oct 17, 2026 | Sourced from the original Reddit post
Location: Massachusetts My BF (22M) and I (20F) are having multiple issues with our landlord. My main concern is in September, he gave us a piece of mail stating that it is not reasonable use of utility to run the AC at night when the temperature reaches 40°F (4.5°C) (he pays for electricity and lives in a separate part of the house). The mail also claims that by running the AC when it is below 60°F (15.5°C), it damages the property (water damage, mold, etc.). We have ignored such request and continue running the AC and he is now stating that we are violating the lease because he gave us notice. BUT we never signed agreeing to such notice and the original lease only stipulates reasonable use of electricity. Does he have any grounds to argue this? On top of this, we plan to go to court over him breaking our lease: He is terminating our lease October 31 because the lease states “within 30 days, the landlord can terminate the lease.” Even though it is an addendum in the lease, we do not think that this is enforceable with our 12-month lease. (We already have another place lined up for October 31). He has entered our apartment without notice multiple times (once 3 times in a single day). We have video (no audio) proof of him doing so on 3 separate days. In September, he texted “can you turn off the AC off when you are away." Later, he…

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