The Law Office of Isaac J. Mass works with clients to identify their goals and develop plans for reaching them. Mass is a creative litigator who is willing to look for a technicality or negotiate a deal to resolve a case. He loves trials and is not afraid to take the most difficult case before a jury.
Attorney Mass understands people and is not afraid of numbers or science. He was elected to six terms on Greenfield City Council and has served on both the Massachusetts Municipal Associations City Councilor Association and Board of Governors for the Association of Town Finance Committees. Mass is also a fighter in the courtroom. If you have to go to court, you want a serious litigator on your side. Mass cut his teeth in both the Hampden and Northwestern District Attorney’s Offices where he learned to think like a prosecutor. Licensed in Vermont, he developed civil litigation skills working as a clerk to Potter Stewart Jr., son of the former US Supreme Court Justice. As a extern to former Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Judge Francis X. Spina, Mass understands how appellate judges approach and think about cases. With a wide breadth of experience, Attorney Mass is available to help you with a variety of legal issues. For a look at the areas he focuses his work see the Practice Areas page of this website. |
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