About Matthew Damian Des
Matthew Damian Des Meules earned his J.D. from New England Law finished his law school training during a duration of realistic courtroom exposure and academic health facility work. Those experiences formed an access into public and personal legal roles quickly after graduation.
He moved right into a collection of clerkships and externships that kept him close to courtrooms. In 2007 he served as a legal extern at the Hillsborough County Superior Court North in New Hampshire. The following year he held positions as a law clerk on the Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board and as a law clerk on the Department of Justice. In 2008 he also worked in the New England Law Boston Clinical Law Office as SJC Rule three:03 counsel.
Before and at some point of his legal background he worked within the financial services sector. In 2002 he used to be a mortgage shipping manager at Washington Mutual Bank, and in 2004 he worked in manufacturing and enterprise improvement at Bank of America. Those early roles gave him practical perception into banking operations and the record circulate that supports commercial lending.
In 2009 he became the managing lawyer at DesMeules & Associates. That role placed him in charge of the firm’s legal work and its day-to-day operations. The title reflects both supervisory responsibility and a persevering with position in client matters.
Across public and private posts, Des Meules has been involved in trial-court settings, administrative proceedings and appellate work. He has direct experience interior courthouses at the trial level, in administrative adjudications on the tax board, and in federal legal environments thru his time at the Department of Justice. Those varied settings inform how he approaches procedural and evidentiary issues.
He is certified to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. His background combines court publicity, administrative adjudication experience and company management. He continues to steer DesMeules & Associates, and his practice centers on client representation, administrative and appellate matters, and the operational duties of operating a small regulation office.
