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The Massachusetts Court of Appeals recognized that the abuse Nancy Adkinson suffered at the hands of her husband Corby was so horrific and pervasive that she deserves a new trial. ... Read More

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Our Lawyers

Robert Sinsheimer

The firm's founder Robert S. Sinsheimer first opened his Firm doors in 1990. Attorney Sinsheimer and his Firm are known in Boston for the very highest degree of personal service. Rob brings unparalleled perseverance to his cases, a quality which moved a local newspaper to describe him (for better or worse) as a "pitbull." Rob's truly unique background allows him to bring these qualities to an unusually broad array of litigation issues and strategies.

Lauren Thomas

Attorney Lauren Thomas concentrates her practice in both civil and criminal litigation. Attorney Thomas represents people in a large variety of criminal matters; including operating under the influence (OUI), assault & battery, resisting arrest, larceny, drug possession and drug distribution. However, the bulk of her practice focuses on the defense of persons accused of sex crimes and the representation of persons before the Sex Offender Registry Board (SORB).

Michael R. Harriman

Attorney Michael Harriman joined Sinsheimer and Associates in 2011 as an associate in the civil litigation practice. Attorney Harriman advises and represents clients in a wide variety of civil matters with a focus on employment law, including employment discrimination claims, wrongful discharge, unemployment disputes, retaliation, and litigation in state and federal courts, as well as before administrative agencies such as the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination.