On Employment Law:

Why should I contact an employment lawyer?
-If you were unfairly fired from your job.
-If you think you have been discriminated against by your employer.
-If you think you have been subjected to sexual harassment.
-If your employer is violating company policies and/or procedures.
-If you need to obtain unemployment benefits.
-If you have concerns about your benefits including:  vacation, pay, leave, severance and Worker's Compensation.
-If you believe your work conditions are unsafe.
-If you have not been properly paid.

Why should I hire an employment lawyer?
An experienced employment attorney can guide you throughout the duration of your legal matter, and help ensure that your best interests are taken into consideration each step of the way.  Hiring a qualified attorney who is experienced with the complexities of employment law in Massachusetts can make a big difference in the outcome of your case.

When should I contact an attorney?
It is imperative that you review your matter with a skilled advocate as soon as you suspect that your legal rights may have been violated or when you have been presented with legal documents requiring your execution as there are important legal deadlines and steps that must be adhered to in order to fully protect your interests and to pursue the rights and protections afforded under state and federal law. 

Contact Attorney Glennon for a free consultation on your employment matter.

On Estate Planning:

What are the key estate planning documents everyone should have?
Regardless of your age, health or wealth, everyone should have the following legal documents in place:
1. Durable Power of Attorney
2. Advanced Medical Directive (Living Will)
3. Health Care Proxy
4. Will/Trust
5. Letter of Instruction

On Estate Administration:

What is estate administration?
Estate administration, also known as probate administration/probate, is the legal process by which the estate of a decedent is finalized. During the probate process, all claims/debts against the estate are resolved and the deceased person's property is distributed according to the directives of his or her estate plan documents. If there was no estate plan in place, the deceased person's estate will be processed pursuant to intestate succession laws. 

Not all property will necessarily pass through probate, and not all estates require formal probate administration. The necessity and extent of the probate process is dependent upon the nature and value of the assets of the decedent, as well as the existence and nature of any estate planning documents. 

Contact Attorney Glennon today for a complimentary estate assessment.

On Attorney Glennon:

What do Anne's clients say?

"I couldn't be more pleased with the manner in which Anne handled my wrongful termination complaint against my former multinational employer. She skillfully navigated the situation, using her talents, experience, knowledge, and passion to secure a great result for my family and me."

"Thank you so much for all you did in negotiating my separation from my employment. Without your assistance I would have been in a very difficult situation."

"Anne Glennon worked closely with my husband and I when we were writing our Wills. She was very thorough and asked us important questions about our decisions. When my husband passed away, Anne was right there for me. For my convenience and comfort she met with me at my home. Anne took care of probate filings in a timely manner and I was confident I didn't have any legal worries. I would (and have) recommended Anne to my family and friends."

"Attorney Glennon is a professional who truly cares about her clients. She is a great lawyer who is ethical and passionate about how she handles her cases. She remained hardworking and motivated from the time I first met with her through to the successful trial of my pregnancy discrimination and retaliation case." 

"Anne was meticulous in gathering information, forthright in sharing ideas and potential strategies, and understanding of my emotions throughout the legal process."

"Thank you for helping me to receive a fair settlement from my employer. It was so nice to have you on my side."

Contact Attorney Glennon today for a free, no obligation consultation.