About Mary T.
Mary T. Rogers earned a B.A. in sociology from Boston University in 1984 and a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 1987. Her academic education mixed a social-science point of view with legal studies. That background shaped the early selections in her career and knowledgeable her court approach.
She began her legal career as a law clerk to the justices of the Massachusetts Superior Court in 1987. Two years later she joined DiMento & Sullivan as an affiliate, where she handled a variety of civil and criminal things. In 1992 she moved into public defense work, serving as a public defender with the Massachusetts Committee for Public Counsel Services. The subsequent yr she opened a solo practice, setting up the Law Office of Mary T. Rogers in 1993.
Rogers is licensed to practice before the U.S. highest court, the Massachusetts bar and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Those admissions mirror a tradition that has covered trial work and appellate filings. Her trial experience spans jury trials, motions practice and submit-conviction things. She has represented clients in cases starting from misdemeanor matters to serious felony accusations, drawing on the procedural information and realistic experience she developed as a public defender.
Outside the court she has remained engaged with the felony protection bar. She has held club in the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers since 2008 and in the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers since 2010. Those memberships have stored her connected to advancements in criminal regulation, penalty determination practice and protection strategy. Colleagues know her for continuous preparation and for an insistence on following procedural safeguards in client representation.
For more than 3 many years Rogers has maintained a personal practice in Massachusetts. Her office handles client intake, pretrial work, negotiated settlements and appeals. She represents individuals at initial appearances, proceedings and trials, and continues to seem in appellate proceedings when cases continue beyond the trial courtroom. She runs a solo practice that emphasizes direct client contact and courtroom advocacy.
As of 2026 Mary T. Rogers continues to practice at the Law Office of Mary T. Rogers, the place she focuses on felony defense and appellate work.
