Education and background
Emily is an accomplished legal professional with a strong educational background. She graduated cum laude from the University of Southern Maine, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science while consistently making the dean's list. Her dedication to excellence continued at the University of Maine School of Law, where she graduated with honors and made the dean's list multiple times. Notably, Emily's legal acumen was recognized as a Quarterfinalist in the prestigious Jeffrey G. Miller National Environmental Law Competition. Prior to her formal legal career, Emily gained practical experience as a student prosecutor for the Cumberland County District Attorney's office in Portland, Maine, laying the foundation for her successful career in law.
Emily is a seasoned legal professional whose expertise was cultivated during her tenure as an Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex and Essex Counties. With three years of experience, she has prosecuted numerous cases ranging from misdemeanors to felonies, gaining extensive courtroom experience through dozens of jury and bench trials. Notably, Emily served as the Domestic Violence supervisor in Lawrence District Court and supervised the Newton District Court, showcasing her leadership and dedication to justice. Her assignment to the mental health court session in Lawrence District further underscores her commitment to advocating for vulnerable populations. Emily's combination of courtroom acumen, legal knowledge, and passion for serving her community make her a highly effective and empathetic lawyer, poised to achieve favorable outcomes for her clients.
