About Jared
Jared Muggeo practices in Massachusetts and is licensed to the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. He began working at Muggeo & Associates as an associate in 2015. Since then he has handled things that occur under state regulation and people that proceed in federal judiciary.
His early years at the firm were shaped by continuous, client-dealing with work. He took responsibility for case preparation, document drafting and court filings. Over time those duties expanded to include appearances in hearings and coordination with opposing counsel. The record in public filings is now not summarized here; what is obvious from his position is continued engagement with the procedural rhythm of civil practice within the state and federal systems.
Outside the courtroom he holds a practical credential that sits aside from most attorneys: a 100 Ton Master License issued by the United States Coast Guard. That license authorizes the operation of inspected vessels up to 100 gross tons and suggests a familiarity with maritime operations that can inform cases involving boats, shoreside enterprise or marine commerce.
Muggeo maintains lively memberships in nearby and statewide legal organizations. He is a current member of the Essex County Bar Association and the Massachusetts Bar Association. Those affiliations offer regular contact with fellow attorneys and access to continuing education programs that many practitioners have faith in to stay current with evolving guidelines and precedent.
Colleagues and clients encounter a lawyer who balances court tasks with practical information of maritime things. He is licensed to the bar in Massachusetts and to practice earlier than the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, positioning him to manage matters at each levels. He continues to work at Muggeo & Associates, where his practice addresses instances arising in Massachusetts and within the District of Massachusetts federal court.
He presently focuses his practice on things in Massachusetts and earlier than the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
