Merry L. Nasser

Lesser Newman Aleo & Nasser, LLP

Merry L. Nasser is an attorney at Lesser Newman Aleo & Nasser, LLP and helps clients address Family Law legal issues. Merry Nasser graduated in 1976 from Boston University School of Law. Merry Nasser was admitted to practice law in 1977. She represents clients in the Northampton area.

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Adelita Orefice provides regulatory and transactional advice to a wide range of healthcare organizations and individual providers. She brings more than 20 years of federal and state government experience to her practice, including serving in Rhode Island as Director of Elderly People, Director of Labor and Education, Acting Secretary to the Executive Bureau for Health and Human Services, and Secretary of State in charge of oversight for the Ministry of Health. She is certified in healthcare compliance, a board member of PACE RI and a member of the Rhode Island State Advisory Committee of the United States Civil Rights Commission. Orefice acquired their A.B. from Harvard University and her M.P.A. from the University of Maryland in College Park. She comes into law as a second career after earning her J.D. degree from Quinnipiac University School of Law and is admitted to the Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island schools.

Christopher B. Myhrum is an attorney who represents clients in the Springfield, Massachusetts area. Christopher Myhrum chose to pursue a career in law after completing undergraduate studies. He attended Boston College Law School and graduated in 1980. Christopher Myhrum passed the bar exam and was admitted to legal practice in 1980.

Susan Flanagan-Cahill began practicing law in 2001. Susan Flanagan-Cahill is an attorney, helping people with State, Local & Municipal issues. Susan Flanagan-Cahill has an office in Springfield, Massachusetts, serving the local community. In addition to addressing State, Local & Municipal legal needs, Susan Flanagan-Cahill also assists clients with Administrative Law issues.