Our client came to us with a both a juvenile and adult criminal record in Quincy, Massachusetts. Given the age and nature of our client’s record, our client decided is was time to have it sealed. Attorney Alexander Conley
Our client was employed in two jobs. While working our client suffered a torn rotator cuff in their shoulder. Our client’s worker’s compensation insurer denied that the injury was related to anything that happened at work. Our client was unable
Our client was stopped by police for allegedly failing to stop at a stop sign. Once stopped, the police officer discovered he had no valid driver’s license. He was therefore charged with the criminal infraction of driving without a license,
Our client was an inmate who was charged with possession with intent to distribute suboxone and straight possession of suboxone. The alleged offense occurred inside of a jail in Massachusetts and was based on a a video that was alleged
Our client had recently left his hourly wage position in Quincy, Massachusetts. Our client believed that he had not been paid all the overtime wages that he was due, and that the employer owed approximately $1,400.00.Attorney Alexander Conley represented
Our client was charged with Assault and Battery on a Family or Household Member, Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon, and Malicious Destruction of Property after a dispute with their significant other.Attorney Alexander Conley represented our client
Our client, 60 years old, had worked for most of his adult life for a construction company. He was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and was no longer able to work. He was required to carry an oxygen
Our client was charged with passing, or, using the legal term, “uttering,” a counterfeit twenty dollar bill. This means he attempted to exchange the counterfeit note in commerce, knowing it was fake. The merchant discovered that the $20 bill used
Aprodu | Conley, PLLC represented a client in an executive position, who was unexpectedly terminated from their position with a national company. Attorney Aprodu negotiated an increase of over 50% in the severance amount offered to the client. The client’s
Aprodu | Conley, PLLC represented a client in an executive position, who was unexpectedly terminated from their position with a national company. Attorney Aprodu negotiated an increase of over 30% in the severance amount offered to the client. More importantly,