About Marisa Schell
Marisa Schell Gregg graduated from Boston University in 1995 and earned her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2000. She came of age as an attorney at the turn of the century and built her practice at the knowledge she acquired in those early years.
In 2005 she have become a partner at Gregg, Hunt, Ahern & Embry. The title reflected a fast upward push into firm management. By 2011 she used to be operating as an attorney at Taylor, Ganson & Perrin, LLP. Those positions illustrate a profession that has moved among company roles and direct client work.
Her time in personal practice has covered work on transactional matters and legal issues tied to property and business dealings. That orientation aligns together with her membership within the Real Estate Bar Association, the place she takes part in discussions and programs that form practice round property law. She is also a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Women’s Bar Association, groups that offer professional resources and networks for lawyers across the state.
Gregg’s professional affiliations prolong beyond local organizations. She belongs to the National Association of Professional Women, an association that connects women across professions and industries. She has used those memberships to live current on advancements that have an effect on clients and the practice of regulation in Massachusetts.
Clients and colleagues describe her approach as steady and pragmatic. She has navigated each firm management duties and hands-on legal work. In company settings she has handled case preparation and the coordination of client matters; in private practice she has represented clients on transactions that contact on actual property and related civil issues.
She practices beneath the banner of Gregg, Hunt, Ahern & Embry and stays active in Massachusetts legal circles. She keeps a practice concentrating on actual estate and associated legal issues.
