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Phone: 617.426.5900
Email: tjhamilton@casneredwards.com
Civil and Appellate Litigation including
Products Liability, Legal Malpractice,
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury,
Construction and Surety Law, Mediation
Terrance J. Hamilton is a partner of the firm specializing
in professional and legal malpractice
litigation, personal injury matters, and
construction and surety law cases. He
has extensive trial court experience in
the state and federal courts and substantial
appellate experience before the Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court, the Massachusetts
Appeals Court, and the United States Court
of Appeals for the First Circuit.
A lifelong resident of Massachusetts, he
was awarded a B.S. degree in geology and
geophysics from Boston College and his
Doctorate from Boston College Law School.
Upon graduation, Mr. Hamilton served as
counsel for the Massachusetts Consumers'
Council and was appointed a Special Assistant
Attorney General. Subsequently, Mr. Hamilton
served as General Counsel for the Massachusetts
Executive Office of Consumer Affairs and
Business Regulation and as Counsel for
the Governor's Special Commission on Racing.
Thereafter, Mr. Hamilton entered private
practice and joined the Boston firm of
Tyler & Reynolds, where he remained
for three years prior to joining Casner
& Edwards.
A member of the Outstanding Lawyers of
America, Mr. Hamilton has served as a
faculty member with Massachusetts Continuing
Legal Education, Massachusetts Defense
Lawyers Association and the Annual Meeting
of Invited Attorneys. He is published
in Cushman, Handling Fidelity, Surety,
and Financial Risk Claims (Wiley &
Sons, Inc., 1990) and, for several years,
in the Annual Survey of Massachusetts
Law. Mr. Hamilton is a member of the
bar of Massachusetts and is admitted to
practice in the United States District
Court for the District of Massachusetts
and United States Court of Appeals, for
the First Circuit. He is a member of the
Massachusetts Bar Association, the Massachusetts
Defense Lawyers Association, the Defense
Research Institute, the Supreme Judicial
Court Historical Society and the Massachusetts
Association of Trial Attorneys.
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