About Corey R.
Corey R. Cutler graduated from Boston University in 1979 and earned his law degree from New England School of Law in 1985. At New England School of Law he served as editor-in-leader of the law program newspaper, a role that formed his strategy to legal writing and public verbal exchange. His educational years mixed study room learn about with hands-on editorial work, and that they laid the groundwork for an extended profession in private practice.
After law school, Cutler entered the practice of law and spent the early years building a foundation in research, short writing and court procedure. Those youth offered repeated exposure to client counseling and case preparation. He developed a steady tempo and a practical strategy to hassle fixing. Colleagues and clients have famous his attention to written work and his habit of making ready very well for proceedings and meetings.
Over the ensuing many years Cutler treated a variety of matters for people and businesses. He developed experience in drafting pleadings, negotiating settlements and arguing motions. He additionally spent meaningful time advising clients on practical steps to move disputes towards decision. He prefers clear, direct communication and tends to set honest expectations early in a topic.
Cutler’s editorial background has persisted to persuade the manner he practices regulation. He often frames complex legal issues in plain language for clients and writes concise memoranda for opposing counsel and the court. He has balanced court work with counseling duties, shifting as clients’ wants required. His practice habits mirror an emphasis on preparation and disciplined case management rather than on headline-grabbing legal proceedings.
Now in practice for several decades, Cutler focuses his practice on civil things and client counseling. He keeps an active legal practice and continues to represent clients in matters requiring cautious legal drafting, bargaining and courtroom advocacy.
