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Kate has a strong passion for legal writing. As Editor-in-Chief of the New England Law Review she is proud to contribute to the Law Review’s tradition of meaningful academic scholarship. Kate serves as a Judicial Intern in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts for the fall of 2026 and upon her graduation from New England Law in 2027 she will serve as a Judicial Clerk for the Honorable Morris Smith in the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division.

In the summer of 2026, Kate served as an intern in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts in the Civil Division. In the summer of 2025, Kate served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Thomas A. Callahan in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Essex County, Criminal Division. Earlier that summer, she participated in New England Law’s study abroad program in Galway, Ireland. She also currently serves as a team lead for the on-campus Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) Initiative, where she develops practical advocacy and client communication skills.

Kate earned her undergraduate degree in Public Relations from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, where she honed her writing and research abilities. Before law school, she worked for two years at a public relations firm, gaining experience in persuasive communication and project management. Outside of her legal studies, Kate is a certified fitness instructor and avid runner. She has completed seven half marathons and ran in the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon.

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Beginning in the Fall 2025 semester, Gabriel joined Kelly Law Office (KLO) as a Law Clerk and has continued in that role throughout law school and the 2026 summer. In his time working at KLO, Gabriel has gained experience working on complex civil litigation, personal injury, dispute resolution and settlements, probate, and trial preperation. In his 1L summer, Gabriel interned as a Summer Fellow with Vert Law Group, where he drafted motions, pleadings, and demand letters for civil litigation matters in various jurisdictions throughout the country.

Gabriel has developed a strong interest in business law and estate planning in his time at New England Law Boston. In the Fall 2026 semester, Gabriel is participating in the New England Law Boston clinic program where he will work at Nolan | Perroni. He intends to further develop his advocacy and dispute resolution skills working in the field of Labor law.

Originally from Worcester, Massachusetts, Gabriel later relocated to Florida, where he attended the University of South Florida, earning a double major in Economics and Political Science. During his undergraduate studies, he also had the opportunity to study abroad in South Korea. In his free time, Gabriel enjoys thrift shopping, hiking, and cooking.

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In the summer of 2026, Grace worked as a Summer Associate at Stark & Stark in Hamilton, NJ. During her time at Stark & Stark, Grace worked on commercial litigation as well as trust and estate work. In the summer of 2025, Grace interned for the Honorable Nicholas Ostuni in the New Jersey Superior Court, Bergen Vicinage, General Equity Division. On campus, Grace has served as Co-Chair of the Student Bar Association’s DEI Committee and Treasurer of the Real Estate Law Society.

After graduating in Spring 2027, Grace has accepted a Law Clerkship where she will be clerking for the Honorable Nicholar Ostuni in the New Jersey Superior Court Chancery Division.

Originally from Wyckoff, New Jersey, Grace earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Justice Studies, with a minor in Business Administration, from the University of New Hampshire. Before law school, she interned at the Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office and within the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at the New York State Attorney General’s Office. Outside of her studies, Grace enjoys pilates, reading mystery books, and discovering new restaurants with friends and family.

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During the summer of 2026, Ellen worked as a Summer Associate at KPMG in their Boston office. As a Summer Associate, Ellen conducted due diligence on target corporations in mergers and acquisitions ensuring compliance with state and local tax law. Ellen also completed internships at the Law Office of Matthew P. Fitzsimmons in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, during the summers of 2023 and 2024. In this role, she assisted with matters involving transactional real estate and estate planning.

In addition to acting as the Business Managing Editor, Ellen serves as the Vice President of the Tax Law Society at New England Law Boston. Before attending law school, Ellen graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh with a bachelor’s degree in history. Her legal interests focus on real estate and estate planning.

Originally from Westwood, Massachusetts, Ellen enjoys spending her free time on Cape Cod, where she can often be found playing pickleball or working on needlepoint projects at the beach.

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In the summer of 2026, Kay was a summer associate at Hinshaw & Culbertson in Boston, where she assisted on various civil defense litigation cases. In the Spring of 2026, Kay took part in New England Law’s Lawyering Process clinic where she represented a client in Middlesex Family & Probate Court as a SJC Rule 3:03 Student Attorney. She also has in-house counsel experience as she interned at her undergrad’s General Counsel’s office during her senior year. Her areas of legal interest include health law, medical malpractice, and general civil defense litigation.

Kay attended Quinnipiac University and received a Bachelor of Arts in both Legal Studies and Political Science. She was a member of her student government association all four years and served as Vice President her last two years. In her spare time, Kay loves to read and explore Massachusetts.

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Tatum has built a strong foundation in the legal field through internships with several firms. She spent five years at Davis Law Group, LLC, where she gained extensive experience in family and real estate law. She also interned with the Law Offices of Richard G. Di Girolamo and Rivera-Bujosa Law, PC, further developing her knowledge in real estate law. Tatum is passionate about both family and real estate law and intends to pursue a career focused on these practice areas.

Tatum earned her undergraduate degree from Suffolk University, where she double majored in Law and Political Science with a concentration in Public Policy. She is dedicated to community involvement and volunteer work and has a strong interest in politics. Outside of academics and professional pursuits, Tatum enjoys staying active at the gym, spending time with friends, and discovering new places around the city. She is excited to serve as the podcast editor next year and looks forward to contributing to its success.

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In the summer of 2026, Michael worked as a judicial intern for the Honorable David A. Deakin in Essex and Middlesex Superior Court. During the summer of 2025, he was a legal intern for Coughlin Law Group, a criminal defense firm located in Boston. In the summer of 2024, Michael interned at the Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office, where he worked with the Lowell Superior Court Trial Team. Michael is also a member of the Sandra Day O’Connor Honors Program.

Michael is originally from Newburyport, Massachusetts. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. In his spare time, Michael enjoys running and playing basketball.

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In the summer of 2026, Taylor worked as an intern at Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia, focusing primarily on divorce and custody matters. Previously, Taylor interned at the Law Office of Mark D. Cooper in the summer of 2025, where she aided in providing various forms of immigration relief including family-based and humanitarian-based petitions. During her Spring 2L semester, she worked as a 3:03 certified student attorney through the New England Law Clinical Office representing indigent clients in divorce matters. Taylor’s areas of legal interest include Family, Immigration, and Employment Law.

Originally from Williamsburg, Virginia, Taylor attended the College of William and Mary and received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology focusing on Criminology and Law. Outside of her legal studies, Taylor enjoys reading, exercising , game nights and crafting

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Daniel Riordan is a 3L at New England Law | Boston interested in civil rights and social advocacy for marginalized communities. In the summer of 2026 he interned for Brick Legal, PLLC, a practice specializing in LGBTQ+ and polyamorous family law. He graduated from University of Massachusetts Boston in 2022 with a major in English, a concentration in Creative Writing, and a minor in Biology. In 2020 he was awarded the Peter Brooks Butler Memorial Fellowship to study English Literature at Trinity College, Oxford. Before completing his undergraduate degree, Daniel worked as a deckhand in the private yachting industry.

In his free time, Daniel likes to run ultramarathons. He also volunteers with Beast Pacing as a marathon and half marathon pacer. When he’s not running, Daniel likes to make scrapbooks. He also takes contortion classes at ESH Circus Arts.

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Eilis began her legal career working as a paralegal at a labor and employment firm, where she handled discrimination claims and wage and hour violations. In the summer of 2026, Eilis worked as a Summer Associate at Morrison Mahoney in their Professional Liability department. In the summer of 2025, Eilis interned for the MBTA’s Office of the General Counsel, Labor and Employment Department.

In the Fall 2026 semester, Eilis will intern for Justice Georges at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. During 1L, she volunteered at the Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) Immigration Unit, where she filed asylum applications and prepared work permits.

Originally from Western Massachusetts, Eilis graduated from UMass Amherst with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and a secondary major in Legal Studies. Eilis enjoys listening to audiobooks, thrifting, doing Pilates, and spending time with her two cats, Ginger and Spud.

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Fletcher joins the Law Review with a background in nonprofit work and education. He previously assisted GED students in Roxbury, aided nutritional education in the Lehigh Valley, and labored away on LaFarm growing organic veggies for the local market. At New England Law Boston, he is a member of the Environmental Law and Intellectual Property Law Associations..

Fletcher hails from the start of the Boston Marathon in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, and received a BS in Chemical Engineering at Lafayette College. There, he also took part in Concert, Jazz, and Pep bands as a saxophonist. When not buried in a casebook, he enjoys a good book, music, games, or a clever sudoku variant. If scheduling permits, he joins friends for board games.

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In the summer of 2026, Elisabeth was an intern at MassDevelopment in its Boston office. Previously, Elisabeth worked as a Legal Fellow at Vert Law Group, a civil litigation firm. Elisabeth has participated in several student organizations and projects throughout law school, including the CORI Initiative, the Business Law Society, and the Student Bar Association. Her areas of legal interest include corporate and business law, intellectual property, and emerging technologies.

Originally from St. Petersburg, Florida, Elisabeth attended Florida State University, where she graduated magna cum laude and received a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Media Communication Studies. In her spare time, Elisabeth enjoys going to pilates, spending time with friends, and trying new restaurants.

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In the summer of 2026, Heather served as a Judicial Intern for the Honorable William F. Sullivan, presiding over the criminal docket in Norfolk and Plymouth County Superior Court. Heather previously interned at the Law Office of Mark D. Cooper, focusing on immigration cases (Asylum, AOS), as well as personal injury matters (WC, MVA). In 2025, Heather worked as a law clerk at Silva Santos, P.C., assisting with personal injury matters—including car accidents, medical malpractice claims, slip-and-fall cases, and dog bites—as well as real estate closings.

In addition to serving as an Article Editor for Law Review, Heather is also on the leadership team for the Center for International Law and Policy’s Operational Grievance Mechanism Project. Before law school, Heather worked as a legal assistant at a plaintiffs’ employment law firm, supporting cases that advocated for workers’ rights. Her areas of legal interest include human rights and public interest.

Originally from Los Angeles, California, Heather is now a third-year student at New England Law | Boston. She enjoys boxing, exploring Boston’s outdoors with her dog, and finding the perfect cup of coffee. Heather also volunteers as a Big Sister with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts.

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In the summer of 2026, Madeline worked as a research assistant at a local Boston real-estate law firm, and spent her free time traveling with her family. In the summer of 2025, Madeline interned with the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. With a placement at Miner Siddall LLP, she assisted on trial preparation of white-collar criminal defense cases. During the school year, Madeline participated in the Public Interest Clinic at the New England Law | Boston Clinical Law Office where she prepared to represent a client at a pretrial conference at Suffolk Probate and Family Court. Before attending law school, she was a paralegal at a Boston-based personal injury firm for over two years.

Madeline is originally from Reading, Massachusetts, and attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she received degrees in Sociology, Criminology, and Spanish. Her primary legal interest is criminal defense. In her free time, Madeline loves to read, travel, ski, and spend time with her family and friends.

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Makayla graduated summa cum laude from Southern New Hampshire University in 2023 in a B.S. in Criminal Justice. Prior to attending New England Law, she held various positions across several financial institutions, where she focused on compliance-related operations and transaction processing. Her legal interests include criminal law and family law, though she remains open to exploring other areas of practice.

Originally from Lowell, Massachusetts, Makayla works as a Litigation Assistant at Morgan & Morgan. She is also involved in the CORI Initiative, reflecting her commitment to access to justice and legal reform. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cooking, and spending time with friends.

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In the summer of 2026, Kasandra served as judicial intern at the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts. While in law school she has worked with several organizations including the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, Greater Boston Legal Services, and the National Center for Youth Law. At New England Law Boston, Kasandra has conducted research for the Operational-level Grievance Mechanism Research Project and is involved with the Immigration Law Association.

Originally from California, Kasandra attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a concentration in International Relations and a Minor in Labor and Workplace Studies. Before entering law school, she worked in Washington, D.C., as a paralegal with the Legal Orientation Program for Custodians of Unaccompanied Minors at Catholic Charities. In this role, she provided a range of services for individuals navigating the immigration system across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

While a full-time law student, Tim also works part-time as a Legal Assistant in the Superior Court Division for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Additionally, Tim is active in his community, sitting on the Board of Trustees for the Harry McDonough Sailing Center, serves as the Clerk for Southie Totus Tuus – a young adult Catholic ministry group – as well as the Board of Directors for the South Boston Citizens’ Association which is the oldest civic group in the Nation.

Originally from South Boston, MA, Tim is a graduate of Boston College where he majored in Political Science and minored in Chinese. Before starting New England Law | Boston, Tim worked for two years at the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office as an Administrative Assistant and then at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office as a Victim-Witness Advocate in the Dorchester Division of the Boston Municipal Court and ended his time there in the Juvenile Unit.

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Celia graduated from Boston University’s Questrom School of Business in 2019 with a major in Business Administration and Management and a concentration in Business Law. Prior to attending New England Law, she worked as a litigation paralegal at Tempus Fugit Law in downtown Boston, focusing on business litigation, employment litigation, and personal injury. Her areas of legal interest include criminal law and immigration.

Originally from Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Celia has called Boston home for almost a decade. In her spare time, she enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, exploring Boston’s culinary scene, and spending time with her two cats.

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An evening student, David serves as an Editor on Volume 61 of the New England Law Review and works as a Corporate Paralegal at Nasuni, a hybrid cloud storage software company in Boston. He leads the redlining of commercial contracts, negotiates contract changes with opposing counsel, and has developed and manages Nasuni’s contract lifecycle management and legal-operations systems. David’s legal interests include corporate and business law, as well as trusts, estates, and elder law.

Originally from Brookline, Massachusetts, David attended the University of Connecticut and received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. In his free time, David enjoys spending time with his young family, days at the beach, walks in the woods with his dog, and cheering for the Patriots on football Sundays.

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In the summer of 2026, Skyler was a 3:03-authorized student practitioner at the Committee for Public Counsel Services in the Lowell Public Defender’s Division. In the summer of 2025, Skyler worked as a summer associate at Craig Law Firm, specializing in criminal defense and family law. Skyler is active in student organizations, currently working as a Co-Manager for the CORI Initiative and as a Manager of the Women and Children’s Advocacy Project. Her areas of legal interest include criminal defense and family law.

Originally from Minot, North Dakota, Skyler attended Minot State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Law and Legal Studies and a Bachelor of Social Work. Skyler is a licensed baccalaureate social worker in the state of North Dakota. In her free time, Skyler enjoys attending live concerts, the ballet, and musicals, as well as reading fiction novels and painting.

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This summer, Brianna is working as a Summer Associate at Keches Law Group in their Workers’ Compensation department. In the summer of 2025, Brianna was a legal intern at the Disability Law Center as part of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation Legal Fellowship Program. She has continued her work at the Disability Law Center throughout her second year of law school. Brianna is currently the co-chair of the Abilities and Disabilities Committee and the Secretary of the Public Interest Law Association. Her areas of legal interest include disability law and health law. Previously, she has worked as a behavioral therapist, a personal care attendant, and a legislative advocacy intern.

Originally from Rehoboth, Massachusetts, Brianna attended Roger Williams University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health and a Minor in Political Science. In her spare time, Brianna enjoys reading fantasy books, coloring and painting, and playing with her dog, Tukka.

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In the summer of 2026, Emily worked for the Law Offices of Mitchel Garabedian assisting the firm with litigation on behalf of sexual abuse survivors. During the summer of 2025, Emily interned with an Employment attorney where her work was varied, but included litigation assistance, research, and aiding in the governance and compliance of 3 private family foundations. Emily is also a part of the Spring 2026 Administrative Law Clinic at New England Law Boston.

At New England Law Boston, she is a research coordinator for the Center for International Law and Policy (CLIP) on the Transitional Justice in the USA Mapping Project, where she was a research assistant during her 1L year. Her work as a data supervisor focuses on analyzing research and creating trend reports which have strengthened her interest in the intersection between finance and the law. Emily is primarily interested in tax law, bankruptcy law, and the financial sector.

Emily graduated from Villanova University in May of 2024 with a degree in psychology and a minor in French and Francophone studies, even spending time with a host family studying in the north of France in the summer of 2023. In her spare time Emily enjoys watching movies and trying new restaurants.

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In the summer of 2026 Michael interned with the Suffolk District Attorney’s Office. He also intends to practice as a 3:03 certified student attorney with the Suffolk Das during the Fall 2026 semester as part of New England Law Boston’s Criminal Procedure II clinic.

In the summer of 2025, Michael interned with the Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Veterans Services as part of the summer fellowship program, and during his 1L year, Michael was a desktop researcher for the Operational-level Grievance Mechanism Project. Previously, Michael has worked with the City of Albany Mayor’s Office, the Albany County District Attorney’s Office, and as a court clerk in Menands, NY. Michael’s areas of legal interest include criminal, international, and constitutional law.

Born and raised in Albany, New York, Michael attended SUNY New Paltz where he received a Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology, deciding to pursue a legal education after an internship with the Crime Victims Unit in the Albany County District Attorney’s Office during the summer of 2022. In his free time, Michael enjoys spending it with his friends, golfing, or watching Jeopardy.

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In the summer of 2026, Blerta is served as a Summer Judicial Fellow at the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts, where she has worked on matters involving bankruptcy law and federal court practice. She previously interned for Judge Thomas Kaplanes at the Boston Municipal Court, Dorchester Division, and has also served as a legal intern at the Embassy of Kosovo in Prague, Czech Republic. Along with serving on the New England Law Review editorial board, Blerta is the Vice President of the Albanian American Law Students’ Association. Her legal interests include debt finance, antitrust, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property.

Originally from Kosovo, Blerta earned her LL.B. from the University of London in 2024 and studied abroad in Prague, Czech Republic. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, baking, and travelling.

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In the summer of 2026, Samantha interned at the Sixth Amendment Center (6AC) in Boston. Previously, she interned at the Exoneration Initiative in New York in the summer of 2025. At New England Law, Sam is involved with the Transitional Justice in the USA Mapping Project and will be taking on a Research Coordinator role with the project. Sam’s legal interests include criminal law and innocence work.

Although Sam grew up in New Jersey and is proud of her home state, she’s called Massachusetts home for the past 10 years. Prior to law school, Sam graduated from Brandeis University with a Bachelor of Arts in Health, Science, Society, and Policy (HSSP) and a minor in Business. Sam had a career in healthcare technology as a Customer Success Manager and worked across the healthcare spectrum before changing her career path to law. When she’s not working towards her law degree, Sam enjoys reading dystopian novels, listening to true crime podcasts and finishing the daily NY Times mini crossword in record time.

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Tom currently works as a full-time project analyst at The Edward Davis Company in security consulting and crisis management helping the firm advise companies on risk mitigation, compliance and emergency response. In the summer of 2025, Tom worked as a volunteer student intern at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts, contributing to the Narcotics and Money Laundering Unit. In the summer of 2024, Tom interned in Massachusetts Superior Court, assisting a judge in both criminal and civil sessions. His areas of legal interest include litigation and criminal law.

Originally from Hopkinton Massachusetts, Tom attended Tufts University where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Minor in Sociology and played for the Jumbos baseball team. As an evening student at NELB, Tom spends his days working at the Edward Davis Company where he is a Project Analyst. In his free time, Tom enjoys spending time with his friends and family, playing recreational sports, and eating.

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In the summer of 2026, Lyla worked as a legal intern at the Center for Health Information Analysis in Boston, Massachusetts. As an intern, she had a hands-on experience with influencing policy and understanding how state agencies function. In the summer of 2025, she interned at the General Counsel’s office of Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo, New York. Working in a trauma-one hospital, Lyla experienced several different aspects of the legal field including medical malpractice defense, labor and employment matters, and public interest legislation. Her experiences have shaped her legal interests in the fields of medical malpractice defense and corporate law.

Lyla is originally from Buffalo, New York and attended Binghamton University in upstate New York and gained a degree in political science with a minor in human rights. During this time, she interned at the Binghamton Public Defender’s office and participated in club lacrosse and the student association programming board. In her spare time, Lyla enjoys running and being outdoors.

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In the summer of 2026, Ryan worked as a Summer Associate at Keches Law Group (KLG) in their workers’ compensation department. The Previous summer, Ryan worked as a law clerk at KLG working in their Tort department.

Ryan is originally from Milton, Massachusetts. She attended Villanova University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communications and a minor in business. Outside of class, Ryan was involved in the Alpha Chi Omega sorority and served on the standards committee.

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In the summer of 2026, Emma was a Judicial Intern at Suffolk County Probate and Family Court. Throughout her 2L academic year, Emma was a Law Clerk for a personal injury firm. In the summer of 2025, Emma was a Housing and Appeals Legal Intern with the Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association. Her areas of legal interest include family, juvenile, and housing law.

Originally from Hanson, Massachusetts, Emma attended Quinnipiac University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in Sociology. Previously, she has worked as a legislative intern in state government and as a residential counselor with at-risk youth. In her spare time, Emma enjoys reading, kayaking, and spending time with friends and family.

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During her 2L summer, Grace served as a Legal Fellow at the Massachusetts Health Connector, where she worked on appeals decisions, vendor contracts, and legal and health policy research. She developed significant knowledge of health insurance eligibility and a deeper understanding of issues related to quality, cost, and access to healthcare. In the summer of 2025, Grace interned at Liro Willer Law, a firm specializing in birth injury medical malpractice litigation. This experience further strengthened her interest in the intersection between regulatory frameworks and healthcare operations. Grace has a general interest in health law and compliance and is a Sandra Day O’Connor Honors student.

Originally from Orlando, Florida, Grace earned her B.S. in Neuroscience Psychology from the University of Central Florida with minors in Health Sciences and Women’s Studies. Outside of law school, she enjoys watching the Bruins, traveling, and exploring Boston with her friends, family, and her dog, Margot.

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In the Spring 2026 semester, Marisa completed a judicial internship for the Honorable Chauncey B. Wood at Massachusetts Appeals Court. Marisa also completed a judicial internship for the Honorable Thomas S. Kaplanes at the Boston Municipal Court – Dorchester Division in the summer of 2025. Marisa is involved in multiple student organizations and is currently the Treasurer of the Student Bar Association and a Team Lead for The CORI Initiative. Her areas of legal interest include criminal law and real estate law.

Originally from Plainview, New York, Marisa attended James Madison University (JMU) in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She received a Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies with a concentration in Crime/Criminology. While attending JMU, Marisa was a member of the rugby team. She then went on to receive her Paralegal Certificate from Boston University. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, listening to music, and painting. Previously, she has worked for two years as a paralegal for two solo practitioners in Bayside, New York.

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Since starting law school, Ellery has had the opportunity to volunteer with causes he is passionate about – the CORI project, helping to expunge criminal records, as well as the Oakland County, MI Conviction Integrity Unit, reviewing potential wrongful convictions. Taking advantage of expanded online access during COVID-era lockdowns, he began and completed his undergraduate degree through a work-scholars program.

Originally from Utah, Ellery had a 20-year career as a flight attendant prior to law school. He is devoted to his blended family, raising a toddler and four older daughters with his wife. His unconventional path to law, diverse experiences, and deep commitment to justice reform fuel his enthusiasm for the legal field’s potential to drive meaningful change.

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Lily currently works as legal intern at Bade Law Group, LLC, a boutique immigration firm in Brookline, MA. Here she gained experience sitting in on bond hearings, conducting legal research, and drafting various bond motions, briefs, and memoranda. Lily is fluent in both English and Spanish, often using these skills in her work translating in meetings and drafting affidavits. During the school year, Lily participates in the CORI Initiative as a Team Lead.

Lily is originally from St. Paul, Minnesota and attended the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, exploring the city, and practicing yoga

Austin is in his fourth year of law school in the part-time evening program. He graduated from Marquette University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Minor in Political Science. Austin worked for three years in Dallas, TX as a police officer after graduating from college. Since 2013, he has continued to work in government with a focus on organized crime and intelligence-driven, complex investigations.

Outside of work and school, Austin is active in his church community and enjoys watching hockey and football, playing pickup basketball, or spending time with his wife traveling, hiking with their German Shepherd, and losing golf balls in the woods while his wife patiently waits for him on the green.

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Ross Campbell is a J.D. candidate at New England Law | Boston. This Summer, Ross worked as a Summer Associate at Morrison Mahoney gaining experience in civil litigation. In the summer of 2025, Ross worked as a Law Clerk at the Law Office of David Summer. At New England Law Boston, he has been active in several student organizations, including serving as the 2027 Class Representative for the Real Estate and Land Use Society, as a member of the Business Law Society, and a Representative for Barbri. In the Fall, he will serve as a Judicial Intern to Chief Judge Denise J. Casper in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

Ross graduated the University of Pittsburgh in 2021. He previously worked as a Legal Assistant at Prince Lobel Tye LLP, supporting the firm’s real estate group. In his free time, Ross enjoys playing golf and cheering on the Boston Celtics.

Since the beginning of 2026, Zakirah has been working as a criminal defense law clerk and is planning to participate in the Crim Pro II Clinic during her final year of law school. Over the past year, she has also held positions with the Women’s Bar Foundation, Boston’s Volunteer Lawyers Project, and New England Law’s in-house legal clinic. This year, she will serve as a Technical Editor on the Law Review’s Editorial Board.

A New England native, Zakirah graduated from Bridgewater State University as a double major in Psychology and English Literature. In her free time, she enjoys reading and volunteering with youth groups within her community.

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In the summer of 2026, Juliette was a Summer Associate at Keches Law Group (KLG) in Milton, MA working in Tort Litigation and Medical Malpractice on the plaintiff side. At KLG, she gained hands-on trial experience and assisted in trial preparation. During the summer of 2025, Juliette served as a research assistant to Professor Laplante and as a Law Clerk at a Boston based immigration firm. Juliette hopes to continue pursuing Medical Malpractice and Tort Litigation after graduation.

Juliette is originally from Los Angeles, California, and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, with minors in Political Science and Communication, from the University of Colorado Boulder. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, snowboarding, and attending live music events. During her time at CU Boulder, she worked with Safehouse Denver in advocating and raising awareness for victims of domestic violence.

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Sofia works as a law clerk at Keches Law Group in the Tort litigation department. In the summer of 2025, Sofia was an intern in the Gang Unit for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. She spent the summer conducting legal research, writing direct indictments, and attending court proceedings. Sofia is a member of multiple student organizations including the Criminal, International, and Environmental law societies. During her 2L year, Sofia also helped conduct policy research for Citizens for Juvenile Justice.

Originally from Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Sofia attended the University of New Hampshire, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Minor in Justice Studies. She was also a member of the women’s Club Lacrosse team. In her spare time Sofia enjoys being at the beach, skiing, traveling, and anything outdoors.

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In the summer of 2025, Sophia interned with the Lawrence Court Service Center. She volunteered throughout the Boston community in the summer of 2026. Sophia is working as a legal intern for Judge William M. White, Jr. of the Massachusetts Superior Court during the Fall 2026 semester as part of the Honors Judicial Internship Clinic at New England Law Boston. She is primarily interested in criminal law.

Originally from Williamsburg, Virgina, Sophia attended George Mason University, where she received a Bachelor of Science with honors in Criminology, Law and Society, with a double minor Economics and Legal Studies. In her free time, Sophia enjoys cooking, reading fantasy novels, playing guitar, and keeping tabs on the Red Sox. Previously, Sophia was a paralegal for an attorney in Falls Church, Virginia, and also worked as a claims adjuster for GEICO.

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Maggie spent her 2026 summer studying abroad in the New England Law Boston Galway Program. In the summer of 2025, Maggie interned at the Suffolk County DA’s office in the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit. During her time at New England Law Boston, Maggie has become a 3:03 certified student practitioner while participating in the Public Interest Clinic. She also volunteered with CORI during her first year at New England Law. Her areas of legal interest include criminal law, specifically domestic violence and sexual assault law.

Maggie attended Whitman College in Washington State for her undergraduate career and majored in Anthropology and Politics. After graduating she was a Paralegal at the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in Seattle, Washington working in their Civil Litigation division. In Maggie’s spare time she enjoys live music, reading, hiking with her dog, and watching horror movies.

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In the summer of 2026, David was an intern at the Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office in Barnstable, MA. There, he focused on trial preparation for various criminal offenses from OUI to Murder. David’s legal interests include criminal and family law.

David is from Hopedale, MA and attended Bryant University where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance and a Minor in Global Studies. After completing his undergraduate degree, David worked in Financial Planning and Analysis prior to joining the New England Law Boston community. In his free time, David goes to the beach, reads, or watches a good movie.

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Following the completion of her 1L year, Julia spent the summer of 2026 as a legal intern at Teravainen Law, LLC, where she gained hands-on experience in civil litigation through legal research, drafting pleadings and discovery, and assisting with case preparation across a variety of matters. Previously, Julia interned for the Chair of the Massachusetts House Judiciary Committee, where she assisted with legislative research and drafting. Her areas of legal interest include estate planning and probate law.

Julia is originally from Norton, Massachusetts, and graduated from Saint Anselm College in 2024. She received a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations with dual minors in Spanish and Politics, an academic background that strengthened her interest in law and eventually led her to New England Law | Boston. Outside of law school, Julia enjoys working at a local brewery, spending time with friends and family, and reading thriller novels.

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During the summer of 2026, Ava interned with the Federal Bar Association Massachusetts Chapter as a Judicial Intern in the Judicial Intern Academy where she wrote a bench memorandum based on a real civil case pending in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts which she then argued in front of the Chief Magistrate Judge. Also in the summer of 2026, Ava interned with Pamela Lucey Law as a Legal Intern working on Probate and Family court matters, specifically estate administration, guardianship and conservatorship proceedings.

Ava earned her B.A. in French and Interdisciplinary Studies from Villanova University. Originally from central Massachusetts, Ava contributed to the Massachusetts Trial Court through a summer internship with the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office in the summer of 2023, as well as through a full-time position as a Case Specialist with the Worcester Probate and Family Court Registry. Ava has years of experience as a server in the restaurant industry and in her spare time enjoys staying active and exploring New England.

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In the summer of 2026, Lauren was a legal intern at a local Boston-based firm focusing on personal injury, automotive accidents, and workers’ compensation. Her areas of legal interest include international business and trade law, maritime law, and corporate compliance and regulatory matters.

Originally from Grand Forks, North Dakota, Lauren attended the College of Charleston in South Carolina, where she received a Bachelor of Science in International Business, and minors in Spanish and Leadership for Sustainability. During her undergraduate studies, Lauren interned with The Home Depot as a Corporate Communications and External Affairs intern, focusing on Crisis Communications. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys being outside, going for walks, traveling and engaging in different cultures, spending time with friends, and embracing the city life.

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 In the summer of 2026, Kaitlyn served as a Law Clerk at Hamel, Waxler, Allen and Collins, where she gained   experience in toxic tort/environmental litigation and medical malpractice litigation. She is also an active member of the Environmental Law Society and the Women’s Law Caucus. These experiences have strengthened her interest in litigation and provided valuable insight into the practice of law.

Originally from Linton, Indiana, Kaitlyn attended Purdue University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, working out, and traveling whenever she has the opportunity. She appreciates exploring new places and maintaining an active lifestyle while balancing the demands of law school.

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In the summer of 2026 John worked as a research fellow with New England Law Professor Lisa J. Laplante’s Center for International Law and Policy. John currently works with New England Law’s Operational-level Grievance Mechanism Research Project in a data-oriented role. His areas of legal interest include international law and corporate governance.

Coming from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, John attended the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he received a Bachelors of Science in Plant Pathology, and a certificate in French. John’s personal interests include reading, writing, and drinking coffee in the sun, ideally on a hike. Prior to attending New England Law, John worked with Millipore Sigma in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, in several production-related roles.

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In the summer of 2026, Piper interned as a Clerk for the Honorable Stephen O’Hare in the LaGrange Town Justice Court. Piper previously worked as a paralegal at Feldman, Kleidman, Collins & Sappe LLP before beginning her academic career at New England Law Boston. Her areas of legal interest include contract and business tort litigation.

Originally from New York, Piper attended Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Massachusetts, where she played Division III volleyball and received a Bachelor of Arts in History. In her spare time, Piper enjoys playing volleyball and running.

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In the summer of 2026, Kendall worked as a litigation intern at Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers. Kendall’s past experience includes various roles in sports law, a study abroad experience in French international law, and criminal work within the State Attorney’s Office for the Ninth Judicial Circuit. Kendall has strong interest in criminal defense, sports law, and anything international or government related. Additionally, she is the events coordinator for the Criminal Law Society, and a member of the Sandra Day O’Connors Honors Program.

Kendall is originally from Charlotte, North Carolina, but attended her undergraduate in Florida. Outside of academics and the legal field, Kendall is a certified personal trainer, a swim team coach, and dance instructor. Kendall loves to travel internationally, watch basketball, and skydive.

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In the summer of 2026, Haley was a law clerk at Altman Nussbaum Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, a personal injury firm located in Boston. Haley will be continuing her work with ANS throughout the 2026-2027 year to continue gaining litigation experience. Haley is interested in a career in health law, specifically focusing on medicial malpractice defense work.

Originally from Scituate, Massachusetts, Haley attended Providence College where she graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in biology. Haley also worked as a Medical Assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital and remains passionate about healthcare. In her free time, Haley enjoys spending time with family, relaxing with a book, and learning to play mahjong.

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In 2026, Jesse interned with the Conservation Law Foundation and the Law Office of Erin McBee, where he gained experience in legal research, drafting and reviewing legal documents, and client-focused estate planning.

Originally from Shrewsbury, MA, Jesse majored in Business Administration at Worcester State University, graduating with a minor in Economics. After graduation, he worked in an accounting role at a law firm in Worcester, an experience that motivated him to follow his colleagues into the legal profession. In his free time, Jesse enjoys a variety of interests, including sewing, learning new songs on the piano, and playing chess. Jesse coached his hometown’s middle school soccer team in 2025 and fulfilled a lifelong dream by attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final in New York City. He is also an avid runner and has completed two marathons.

Danielle began her career in investment management in Boston before moving into the multifamily industry in Colorado. She returned to Boston to attend New England Law as an evening student. During the day, she works full time as an associate asset manager at a real estate investment company.

Originally from central Massachusetts, Danielle attended Bentley University, where she received a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Information Technology. In her free time, she enjoys being outside, hiking and skiing.

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Follow the conclusion of her 1L year, Chloe began working as a judicial intern for the first justice of the Suffolk County Juvenile Court. Chloe spent the summer conducting legal research, analyzing state laws and regulations, drafting legal memoranda, observing juvenile court proceedings and learning from the six justices of the judges lobby.

Chloe is originally from Milton, Massachusetts and received her bachelor’s degree from the University of New Hampshire in the spring of 2024. Chloe spent her time studying Human Development and Family Studies, concentrating in early childhood development and family support. Chloe’s studies in undergrad and previous work with children sparked her interest in child law, brining her to New England Law Boston. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling and spending time in her community.

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During the Summer of 2026, Haley interned with the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office. Here, she shadowed courtroom proceedings in District Court, Superior Court, and arraignment sessions, observing legal procedures and courtroom protocol. She also worked as a Circulation Desk Assistant in the NELB Law Library. In the fall, Haley will continue her work in the Law Library while participating in the Public Interest Law Clinic. She intends to gain hands-on client experience and earn her Rule 3:03 Student Certification.

Originally from Johnson City Tennessee, Haley graduated magna cum laude from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. In her free time, Haley spends her time with her friends and family.

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In the summer of 2026, Alexys served as a Legal Intern with the in-house legal department at ABM Industries, focusing on employment, labor, commercial, and compliance matters.She also completed coursework in International Human Rights and AI, Ethics, and Evidence through New England Law’s study abroad program at the University of Galway in Ireland. Her legal interests include business law, emerging technologies, and the sports and entertainment industries.

Alexys grew up in Connecticut before attending the University of Tampa, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice, with a minor in Law, Justice, and Advocacy. In her free time, Alexys enjoys traveling, cooking, and staying active through fitness, running, golf, and skiing. She values opportunities to broaden her perspective through travel and new experiences.

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In the summer of 2026, Emma was a summer fellow at the New England First Amendment Coalition. At New England Law, Emma has served as a member of the CORI Initiative and the Judicial Language Project arm of the Women and Children’s Advocacy Project. Her areas of legal interest include juvenile and immigration law.

Emma is a transplant from Dallas, Texas, where she graduated from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, with concentrations in History, Business, and Communications. Emma spent the seven years before attending law school as an elementary school teacher in Dallas Independent School District. In her spare time, Emma enjoys exploring New England, cooking for friends and family, and dabbling in as many crafty hobbies as she can. This fall, Emma is excited to participate in a clinic at Greater Boston Legal Services in their immigration law unit.

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In the summer of 2026, Hannah was an employment law and corporate governance and securities intern at CooperCompanies. Hannah is currently the Vice President for the Intellectual Property Law Association and previously competed on the Trademark Moot Court Team. Among her many areas of legal interest, she is particularly drawn to intellectual property law, employment law, and media law.

Hannah is from Walnut Creek, California and received a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Anthropology and a Minor in Legal Studies from Colorado State University. Outside of coursework, Hannah enjoys exploring new places with her dog, watching documentaries, and is currently training for her next half marathon. For the last 15 years, Hannah has been involved in animal advocacy by fostering kittens and volunteering with animal shelters. Last summer, Hannah studied international human rights law, international humanitarian law, and artificial intelligence law at the University of Galway Irish Centre for Human Rights in Galway, Ireland.

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In the Summer of 2026, Paige was a legal fellow with the New England First Amendment Coalition (NEFAC). She is most interested in civil rights litigation and Constitutional law and is particularly passionate about safeguarding the legal rights of women and the LGBT community. Paige is a Justice Sandra Day O’Connor scholar and was most recently awarded the Trustee Academic Scholarship for her 1L academic performance. She has also participated in the National Lawyers Guild as a 1L representative.

Paige grew up in Los Angeles, California and received her undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley, where she majored in Philosophy. She was always interested in the “big” ethical and political questions: what makes something right versus wrong, just, or unjust? How can we impact the law and policy to make the system work better for everyone? These questions led her to law school.

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Sophie spent the summer of 2026 interning at Federal District Court for the District of Massachusetts under the Honorable Judge Myong Joun. Sophie’s areas of legal interest include family law and juvenile law, child advocacy, education law, and legal issues affecting children and families

Sophie is originally from Texas, and spent years as a public middle school teacher in Austin. Before that, she earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in history and minoring in secondary education. For fun, Sophie enjoys outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and camping.

During the summer of 2026, Allison completed a mini-pupillage at Farringdon Chambers in London, where she assisted barristers through trial observation and note-taking, client interviews, and legal research supporting defense strategy. She has also interned with criminal defense firms in Massachusetts and Fort Worth, Texas. Allison also serves on the executive board of the Women’s Law Caucus as Treasurer.

Originally from Manchester, New Hampshire, Allison graduated summa cum laude from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and a minor in Social Work. While at TCU, she held several leadership positions, including serving as Vice President Panhellenic of Alpha Chi Omega, captain of the Mock Trial team, and volunteered as a victim advocate in Tarrant County. Outside of law school, Allison enjoys running along the Charles River, discovering local live music, trying new restaurants with friends, and traveling.

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During his 1L summer, Ryan was an intern for Hon. Robert B. Foster, Associate Justice of the Land Court. Ryan comes to New England Law Boston having already been in Boston for college at Northeastern University. Ryan is interested in pursuing a career in tax controversy.

While Ryan came to Boston for college and remained for law school, he is still a proud son of Syracuse, NY. In his spare time, Ryan enjoys working on automobiles and reading medical journals (they’re more interesting than you’d think!)..

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In the spring and summer of 2026, Ethan worked as a law clerk for Rawson, Merrigan & Litner (RML). While at RML he assisted on personal injury cases, ranging from motor vehicle accidents to § 1983 claims, though file management, legal research and client services. His areas of legal interest include corporate litigation, civil litigation, transactional law and intellectual property.

Originally from Newport Beach, California, Ethan attended the University of Colorado, Boulder and earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Leeds School of Business. In his spare time, Ethan enjoys spending his days outdoors, including golfing, sightseeing and snowboarding. He also enjoys travelling to new places and attending live sporting events wherever he goes. Before enrolling at New England Law | Boston, Ethan spent his career in the sports industry, working for professional sports organizations in the MLB, NBA and NHL.

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In the summer of 2026, Justice was a Summer Fellow at Agape Law, P.C., where he gained experience in immigration law and drafting court filings. He also participated in New England Law’s study abroad program in Galway, Ireland, studying international law and the role of AI in the legal profession. Before law school, Justice interned for a First Amendment advocacy group in Washington, D.C., and later in the Boston Office of U.S. Senator Edward Markey, where he assisted with constituent services and congressionally directed spending projects. At New England Law, Justice serves as Secretary of the Cannabis Law Society and is a member of several other student organizations. His primary legal interests include constitutional law, public interest law, civil rights and liberties, and the intersection of law and public policy.

Originally from Lowell, Massachusetts, Justice graduated magna cum laude from Boston University in 2024 with bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and History. Outside of law school, he plays guitar and bass and is an avid collector of vinyl records. In his free time, he enjoys playing video games, going to concerts and other events with friends, spending time with family, and rooting for the Red Sox, Celtics, Patriots, and Bruins.

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In the summer of 2026, Stephanie was an intern for the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) in the Law Division. Previously, Stephanie interned at the Lowell Court Service Center, where she assisted pro se litigants with filling out court forms. Her areas of legal interest include environmental law and public interest law.

Originally from Seekonk, Massachusetts, Stephanie attended UMass Lowell, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a concentration in Sustainability and Environmental Politics and Minors in Gender Studies and Legal Studies. In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys reading and spending time with her family and dogs.

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In the summer of 2026, Anna was an intern at a boutique law firm, specializing in immigration and personal injury. Anna has taken part in multiple student organizations and projects on campus; she is currently the President for Debate Club, Moot Court Chair for LALSA, an Event Coordinator for APALSA, and a volunteer for the CORI Initiative. Anna’s legal interests include litigation and corporate law, as well as financial, contracts, and criminal law.

During undergraduate studies, Anna received a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Minors in Psychology and Pre-Law, while competing for a Division II Women’s Tennis Team. In her spare time, Anna enjoys playing tennis, cooking, and dancing. Previously, Anna interned at the Gaston Country District Attorney’s Office, which solidified her passion for the law.

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In the summer of 2026, Pietro interned for the New Jersey Sussex County Superior Court in the Criminal Division. Pietro previously attended Ramapo College of New Jersey where he majored in political science and minored in public policy. He is interested in pursuing a career in criminal law or family law.

In his free time, Pietro likes to read sci-fi novels, watch horror movies, and hang out with friends and family. Additionally, Pietro enjoys running 5Ks and is looking to sign up for one in Boston.

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Nick spent the summer of 2026 as an intern at the Law Office of Sarah Westra, where he helped secure two not guilty verdicts for clients. During his first year of law school, Nick participated in the CORI Initiative, working with individuals to seal their criminal records. He also received the prestigious CALI Award in Contracts, earning the highest grade in his section. His areas of legal interest include criminal law and civil litigation.

Before beginning law school, Nick was a teacher for 8 years at the Community Charter School of Cambridge. He has a master’s degree in teaching from Boston University. In his spare time, he enjoys playing guitar, writing music, and getting out into nature. 

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In 2026, Caleb completed a summer internship with Bade Law Group, LLC, an immigration firm in Brookline, Massachusetts. There, he assisted with the drafting of various motions, asylum applications, and other integral aspects of immigration matters, all under the supervision of experienced attorneys. His areas of legal interest include constitutional law, immigration law, and human rights.

Originally from Florida, Caleb attended Florida State University where he graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Political Science and a minor in Psychology. In his free time, Caleb enjoys creative activities such as crocheting and playing musical instruments. He also enjoys training horses and long-distance running, and he hopes to run his first marathon in the near future.

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In the summer of 2026, Dan was a judicial intern to the honorable Elizabeth Donoghue of the New York City Civil Court, Housing Part. Dan is also the incoming Vice-Chairman of the Athletics committee on campus. He earned his undergraduate degree in political science from Skidmore College, where he was a member of the baseball team and served as team captain. Prior to law school, Dan worked as a paralegal at Arnold & Porter in New York City.

Dan is originally from Pleasantville, New York and in his spare time likes to read, play local recreational sports, and cook.

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Noor is active in several student organizations and New England Law. She is currently an OGM Project Research Supervisor in training, having served as a desktop researcher in the program in Spring 2026. She is involved in the CORI Project and serves as Treasurer of the Middle Eastern Law Student Association. Her areas of legal interest include immigration and human rights.

Originally from Toronto, Ontario, Noor earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts in History with a focus in law from the University of Toronto St George. Outside of her legal work, Noor enjoys volunteering for various charities in her hometown. In her spare time, she loves reading, watching football, attending concerts, and trying new restaurants.

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Charlie works on policy, legislative affairs, and communications in the Massachusetts State Legislature, and before that worked as a staffer and consultant on political campaigns across the country.

Charles has a Bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Macalester College, and a Master’s degree in public policy from Brandeis University.

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Salem is an evening student at New England Law | Boston and works at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s Bureau of Health Professions Licensure, where he provides administrative support for the investigation and resolution of professional misconduct complaints. At New England Law, they are a team lead with the CORI Initiative. His legal interests center on criminal law and the broader social and cultural forces that shape the criminal legal system.

A Boston native, Salem attended Bard College, where they majored in Spanish Language and Literature. Their undergraduate studies included writing and translating poetry in English and Spanish, experiences that continue to shape their interest in writing. Outside of law school, he enjoys reading, traveling, cooking, and taking on the occasional overly ambitious creative project. He is married and lives with his spouse and two cats.

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In the summer of 2026, Jack served as a Law Clerk at the Tennessee Office of the Attorney General. Jack assisted the Torts Litigation Division with legal research and projects involving the defense of the Tennessee state agencies and employees against non-constitutional tort claims. Previously, Jack interned at the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulations. He aspires to be a litigator and has interests in contract law and public interest law.

Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Jack attended Northeastern University where he received a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy with a concentration in Law and Ethics, and a Minor in Physics. In his spare time, Jack enjoys tapping into his creative side by painting landscapes and playing music with friends.

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Max Reese served as the Research Director at Northeastern University’s Criminal Justice Task Force for the summer of 2028, where he presented training materials to prosecutors from around the nation. He is a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Mock Trial team and has volunteered with the New England Law CORI initiative. Max’s areas of legal interest include constitutional and criminal law.

Prior to law school, Max attended MIT, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture. He is an avid painter and woodworker.

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In the summer of 2026, Elijah was an intern under the Honorable Michael P. Doolin at Norfolk Superior Court.
Elijah has an extensive background in corporate accounting and finance, and maintains an interest in intellectual property, personal injury, mediation, and criminal law.

Originally from Houston, Texas, Elijah received his bachelors of science in mathematical finance with a minor in math from Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
In his spare time, Elijah attends a number of outdoor events such as extensive mountaineering in the Northeast and rocky mountains, and general cave interests.

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Michael is an Assistant Vice President at First Citizens Bank, where he is responsible for Middle Market Banking’s implementation and execution of business-risk governance, regulatory compliance, and strategic initiatives. At New England Law Boston, he has served as a Research Assistant to David M. Siegel, Professor of Law, researching exculpatory evidence in international criminal tribunals, and to Robert A. Coulthard, Academic Excellence Professor, researching student motivation and academic outcomes. He has also served on the seven-member Student Bar Association Budget Committee and as an Executive Board Member for the Tax Law Society.

A Massachusetts native and Boston resident, Michael holds an M.S. in Finance from the University of Massachusetts Lowell and a B.A., summa cum laude, in Philosophy and Theology from Boston College. At New England Law Boston, he is a recipient of the Trustee Academic Scholarship, the Sandra Day O’Connor Scholarship, the New England Scholar Award, and CALI Excellence for the Future Awards in Contracts I, Evidence, and Criminal Procedure.

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During the summer of 2026, Samaria Sillito interned with O’Brien Law. There she focused on criminal defense and appellate work. She was able to further develop her skills of legal research and writing. Samaria graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy.

Samaria was born and raised in Canada and has lived in 3 different states in the U.S. She loves to workout, create and post videos, and read.

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In the summer of 2026, Anthony was selected for the Judicial Intern Academy through the Federal Bar Association, where he was paired with a former federal law clerk to sharpen his research, writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills. At New England Law Boston, Anthony is a member of the Public Interest Law Association. His areas of legal interest include constitutional law and civil litigation.

Originally from Boston, Anthony earned his Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Massachusetts Boston. Before law school, he served as an infantry squad leader in the United States Marine Corps and later worked as a firefighter. Outside of law school, he spends most of his time with his three children, ages four, two, and five months.

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In the summer of 2026, Hannah was a clerk for the Honorable Judge Daniel Regan at the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas in the Civil Division. Hannah is active in multiple student organizations, currently serving as a Teaching Assistant for Property I & II, Treasurer of the New England Law Real Estate Society, and Executive Board for the New England Law Run Club, while earning honors on the Dean’s List for both of her 1L semesters. Her areas of legal interest include real estate, commercial litigation, and corporate litigation

Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Hannah attended Bucknell University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Political Science. Hannah competed on the Division 1 women’s soccer team at Bucknell University for four seasons, and then played her graduate year at West Virginia University while receiving her Master of Science in Integrated Marketing. In her spare time, Hannah enjoys running, cooking, and spending time with family and friends.

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Jacqueline Sullivan is a third-year student in the evening division at New England Law Boston. She currently works as a Corporate Paralegal at Nike, Inc., where she supports the Converse legal team on commercial contracting, supply chain, and compliance matters.

Prior to transitioning to corporate law, Jacqueline spent four years as an Immigration Paralegal at Fragomen, where she assisted multinational employers and foreign nationals with complex employment-based immigration matters.

Originally from the south shore of Massachusetts, Jacqueline earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston University in 2017. Outside of work and law school, Jacqueline enjoys going to the beach, skiing, cooking, watching sports, and spending time with her husband, family, and friends.

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In the summer of 2026, Denisse participated in the Galway Summer Program at University of Galway in Ireland. During the summer program, Denisse took several international law classes taught by Irish professors which allowed for her to expand her legal education with a unique perspective. Denisse has worked for several law firms all under different practices of the law, and her areas of legal interest include international arbitration and human rights.

Denisse is originally from Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico but grew up in Dallas, Texas where she attended University of North Texas. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. In her spare time, Denisse enjoys reading and spending time with her dog!

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In the summer of 2026, Nicole studied abroad at the University of Galway in Galway Ireland where she studied international human rights as well as the impact of AI on evidence and ethics in law. She is also a member of the Cannabis Law Society, a student organization here at New England Law | Boston. Her areas of legal interest include legal ethics, trusts and estates, and the investigative side of criminal law.

Originally from Bethlehem, Connecticut, Nicole attended Palm Beach Atlantic University where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and graduated Cum Laude. In her undergrad, she had the opportunity to teach English in China and help at a local orphanage. She is also a licensed Radiologic Technologist who specializes in women’s imaging including mammography, breast sonography and biopsies. In her spare time, Nicole enjoys being outside, reading and exploring true crime through podcasts, documentaries, movies or shows.

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Filomena Da Silva is a third-year law student at New England Law | Boston. In the summer of 2026, she returned to Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen, and Loewy LPP as a Summer Associate where she assisted some of the most prominent Fortune 500 companies with Business Immigration matters in an Associate capacity. In addition to being the Business Operations Editor for Law Review, Filomena is also a member of various clubs including Immigration Law Association (ILA), Black Law Student Association (BLSA), and the Women’s and Children’s Project (WCAP). With a legal focus in Business Immigration law, Filomena hopes to join the field upon graduation.

From Boston, Massachusetts, Filomena graduated with high honors from Dartmouth College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with two accompanying minors in African & African American Studies and Women’s Gender & Sexuality Studies. In her spare time, Filomena enjoys reading, traveling, and cooking.