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Denner Lamanna — Newton Office
Riverside Center, 275 Grove St #2400
Newton, MA 02466
15+ countries · 40+ jurisdictions
Phone (preferred): (617) 886-5188
Email: office@dennerlamanna.com
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529 Main St., P200
Boston, MA 02129

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Most people are better served by calling. These answers cover the questions we hear most at intake.

Should I call or use the form?

Call. A phone call to (617) 886-5188 is always the best way to reach the firm. Use the form if you cannot call.

Can you join my case if I already have another lawyer—or none at all?

Yes. We regularly enter matters mid-stream during investigation, discovery, trial, and on appeal. Call the office so we can evaluate conflicts, timing, and the existing record before accepting engagement.

Does it matter whether my case is in state or federal court?

Yes—and we practice in both. Procedure, discovery, sentencing exposure, and appellate paths differ between Massachusetts state courts, federal district court, and the First Circuit.

Is my initial inquiry confidential?

Yes. Calling or submitting this form is confidential. An attorney-client relationship begins only after a written engagement agreement. There is no charge to inquire by phone.