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Our Listings: Alvin S. Nathanson Admitted: 1966, Massachusetts. B.A., Cornell University 1953, cum laude. Cornell law School 1966. Practice Areas: Business Law, Civil Litigation; Real Estate; Landlord- Tenant; Construction Law; Government Contracts. "AV" Rated. Named a “2006 Super Lawyer” in Boston Magazine. Chalres P. Kazarian Admitted: Massachusetts, 1980. J.D., Northeastern Univ. School of Law, 1980. Practice Areas: Business Law, Attorney Malpractice, Personal Injury Law, Civil Litigation. Micheal K. Krebs Admitted: Massachusetts, 1980. J.D. cum laude, Boston University School of Law, 1980. Practice Areas: Business Law, Mergers & Acquisitions. Chambers and Partners, Leading U.S. Banking and Finance Attorney, 2005-2007; Massachusetts Super Lawyer, November 2006. Craig J. Martin Admitted: Massachusetts, 1983. J.D. cum laude, Suffolk University Law Schoo, 1983. Practice Areas: BUSINESS LAW, CORPORATE LAW, LAND COURT REGISTRATION AND LITIGATION, REAL ESTATE LITIGATION, ESTATE PLANNING, WILLS AND TRUSTS.

There is no need to go searching through pages and pages of ordinary directories and their endless levels of categories, many of which often list attorneys and law firms that do not even make business law their mainstay.

Because we have done the research and have taken all the guesswork out of the process of selecting an experienced and competent Business Attorney, the list of attorneys you see here is relatively short. This further reduces the “agony of choice” for you.

If you see a pair of letters next to any attorney’s name it means the attorney is rated by the highly acclaimed Martindale-Hubbell rating service. Martindale Hubbell is the publisher of the world’s largest directory of attorneys and law firms. To even be eligible for a rating, an attorney must have practiced at least three to four years. The organization inquires of the attorneys peers, of judges, and other sources to determine his standing within the legal profession. You can find a simple and straightforward explanation of the ratings system on this page.

When selecting any Cape Cod attorney, it is important to interview at least two, hopefully three attorneys before you make your final decision. One of the most important criteria is how accessible the attorney and his staff are to your questions during the process of representation. This is something that can only be determined after a face to face interview.

A good sign is if an attorney gives you his or her cell number. It means he is serious about doing excellent work and he doesn’t anticipate having a dissatisfied client. Not-so-accessible attorneys worry too much about being called day and night by demanding clients, but good attorneys know that clients rarely if ever abuse the privilege.

We at Attorney-local.com encourage clients to let their attorney of choice know that they found the attorney through us. Attorneys listed here value their listings highly because they are extremely effective in bringing them only serious clients who are looking for exactly the service they offer. The business lawyers listed here do not want to jeopardize their lucrative listings because of dissatisfied clients. Mentioning that you found him or her through us will give you an additional edge.

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