Our Attorneys
We are a medium-sized law firm having approximately 20 attorneys our main office is in Needham, Massachusetts and we have additional office in Boston, Massachusetts.
Right-sized means the work is done by the appropriate person which translates into exceptional value for our clients. Boston-based firms cannot touch the value that our mid-size law firm offers our clients.

Brian D. Bixby
Partner

Eric B. Brenman
Of Counsel

David Burgess
Of Counsel

Mary C. Cocossa
Attorney

Michael B. Cosentino
Partner

Kristine Ann Cummings
Partner

John W. Donahue
Partner

Taylor Ferrara
Attorney

Eric Finamore
Of Counsel

Michael P. Friedman
Senior Counsel

Caleb Greene
Attorney

David Grimm
Attorney

Daniel Haies
Of Counsel

Scott A. Joseph
Counsel

Brendan McGrory
Attorney

Robert W. Meshel
Of Counsel

Ellen J. Messing
Senior Counsel

Imelda Monaghan
Partner

Christine Morgan
Of Counsel, Retired

Susan Donaldson Novins
Partner

Michael S. Rabieh
Attorney

Mary Wilson Rodriguez
Attorney

Merek Rubin
Partner

Marjory Selig
Attorney

Hannah Sweet
Attorney

Rachel M. Wassel
Partner

Paul Weiffenbach
Of Counsel

Jonathan White
Of Counsel, Retired

Stephen N. Wilchins
Partner
Why WCN
Right-sized. We are large enough to have the depth of expertise and knowledge, while small enough to be available, accessible and personal.
Channel WCN
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