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Thirty-two Sherin and Lodgen attorneys Named Massachusetts Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

Thirty-two Sherin and Lodgen attorneys were selected for inclusion in the 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyers. Nearly 75 percent of the firm’s attorneys were recognized this year. The results will be published both as a special supplement in Boston magazine and in Thomson Reuters’ New England Super Lawyers.

Super Lawyers listed the following attorneys as top Massachusetts attorneys:

• Joshua M. Alper
• Christopher R. Blazejewski
• Joshua M. Bowman
• David I. Brody
• Gary D. Buchman
• Robert M. Carney
• Edward S. Cheng
• Steven D. Eimert
• Beth A. Goldstein
• Thomas P. Gorman
• John C. La Liberte
• Brian J. MacDonough
• Thomas F. Maffei
• Gary M. Markoff
• Scott McConchie
• Matthew C. Moschella
• Carla M. Moynihan
• Jonathan F.X. O’Brien
• Sander A. Rikleen
• Ronald W. Ruth
• Forbes Sargent III
• Sara Jane Shanahan
• Nancy S. Shilepsky
• John B. Shinn

Super Lawyers also recognized eight of our attorneys among its 2024 Massachusetts Rising Stars. This distinction recognizes rising young attorneys 40 years old or younger, or who have been in practice for 10 years or fewer.

• Kyle W. Cunningham
• Ian T. Lane
• Tanya M. Larrabee
• Mariem Marquetti
• Dustyn M. Mascia
• Julia C. Royce
• Kellen J. Safreed
• Theresa M. Santoro

Additionally, Shanahan and Shilepsky both received additional recognition on the Top 50: 2024 Women Massachusetts Super Lawyers and Top 100: 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyers lists. This is also Moschella’s 10th year in Super Lawyers.

Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The patented multiphase selection process is designed to create a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can be used as a resource for attorneys and consumers searching for legal counsel. Only up to 5% of the state’s total lawyer pool is selected for Super Lawyers and no more than 2.5% are named to the Rising Stars list.