Connor & Morneau, LLP

Alex was a great person to work with. He helped me find validation in the injustice I was going through, and executed on it towards a victory via Massachusetts law, all while being personable towards me and the party on the other end. If you are in the position I was in-- apprehensive in using the law to protect your rights-- lawyers like Alex will demonstrate an ability to flip the unnerving unknowns into a positive experience.

Alex helped with the case. Having his presence during the appeal was encouraging and I think it helped to have a positive outcome. They are kind and personable.

I recently needed the advice of an attorney. I contacted 5 different ones in the area in which I live. Not a one of them would help with my need, but was referred to Jeffrey Morneau. He had no issues with helping me out. He was very east to talk to and asked me many questions explaining each question and making sure I understood what he was asking. He was very patient and understanding With me. I had to sign documents on line which I had no idea of l how to do. His paralegal Ellis was extremely helpful talking me through the process step by step. She was also very patient with me and very kind. It was quite easy because she was very knowledgeable. The entire process happened much faster than I had imagined it was and they were very professional answering my many questions. I was

Attorney Chelsea Choi and her team at Connor & Morneau, LLP did a fantastic job in helping me win my Appeal against the MA Unemployment Department's baseless denial of my benefits, resulting in payment of the benefits that I was owed. She and her team came well prepared, despite not having a lot of time to dive in before the Appeal Hearing. I happily recommend her and this firm.

Matt Donahue was great as he helped us successfully navigate a very challenging closing of our rental property. He went above and beyond anything we could have expected to get the house sold. We would highly recommend Matt to anyone who needs a strong advocate on their side.