Paralegal
Lance W. Boyer
Law student and paralegal supporting complex civil and criminal litigation, investigations, and high-stakes disputes.
Overview
Lance W. Boyer is a law student and paralegal at Denner Lamanna, where he supports the firm’s attorneys in complex civil and criminal litigation, investigations, and high-stakes disputes.
Lance’s work focuses on legal and investigative research, document analysis, case development, and the organization and analysis of complex factual records. He has particular experience working with financial records, corporate documents, digital evidence, and other materials requiring detailed factual and analytical review.
Before entering the legal profession, Lance graduated with high honors from Wentworth Institute of Technology with a degree in Business Management and a concentration in Project Management. His background in business, technology, and project management provides a multidisciplinary perspective that he applies to complex legal matters.
Throughout undergraduate and law school, Lance has won advocacy awards and case competitions—experience that sharpens the research, writing, and strategic analysis he brings to the firm’s cases.
At Denner Lamanna, Lance works closely with the firm’s attorneys to investigate facts, identify relevant evidence, analyze legal and factual issues, and assist in developing litigation strategy. He approaches each matter with an emphasis on rigorous research, precision, and distinguishing what the evidence establishes from what it merely suggests.
Lance is currently pursuing his law degree and has a particular interest in complex litigation, criminal defense, financial disputes, and investigations.
All work is performed under attorney supervision and does not create an attorney-client relationship with the paralegal.
Education & recognition
Education
- Wentworth Institute of Technology — Business Management, concentration in Project Management (graduated with high honors)
- Suffolk University Law School — J.D. candidate
Honors & awards
- Advocacy awards and case competition wins during undergraduate study and law school
- Two-time case competition winner, 2024
- Oral Advocate Award recipient, Suffolk University Law School, 2026
Associations
Contact
New matters should go through confidential case review or (617) 886-5188.