Cambridge Lawyers

Attorney Carolyn Hunt is a founding partner of Workplace Justice Law Group LLC. She is a Massachusetts employment law attorney and litigator. Attorney Hunt represents clients in many types of employment law situations and matters, specializing in unemployment benefits. She also works with clients on workplace discrimination issues, leave requests and denials, whistleblower claims, retaliation claims, and wage and hour matters. She also assists clients with severance negotiations and reviews employment contracts and severance agreements. She has deep expertise with Massachusetts unemployment claims and issues. Attorney Hunt worked for 11 years in different roles for the Massachusetts...

Former Assistant District Attorney
Middlesex County

Former EEOC Title Vll Attorney/Trainer
Seyfarth Shaw/Chicago Office

Law Professor, Criminal Justice/Legal Studies
Director, Academic Law Center
Newbury College, Brookline, MA

I am proud to have helped hundreds of individuals and families rid themselves of millions of dollars of crushing debt. Please visit my website at www.GrossbergLawOffices.com for more information. Thank you.

Sole Practitioner located in Boston, MA. Twenty-five years of experience in business litigation and commercial disputes including contract disputes, real estate, construction, landlord-tenant and collection. Personal Information: Raised five children in Sudbury, MA where we have lived for twenty-one years. Former Vice Chair of Minuteman Regional Vocational High School and long time member and Religious Education instructor at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Sudbury. Graduate of Holy Cross College and the Univ. of San Diego (JD and MBA). Retired Commander, U.S. Navy Reserves.

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

Estate planning is more than planning for your passing, it’s planning for your family’s future. I help clients protect their financial and valuable interests during life, and develop with them a customized estate plan designed to ensure cost-effective asset transfers and further the financial protection of loved ones after death. A comprehensive estate plan should be undertaken by all adults. Without an estate plan, unfortunate consequences can arise, including: • If you become disabled without a Medical and Financial Power of Attorney expressing your care, or funeral wishes, your family may need to seek court-ordered guardianship or conservatorship, which can be expensive, intrusive,...