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David M. Losier

David M. Losier

Partner

Office Phone: 617.345.3644
Location: Boston, MA
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Massachusetts

Experience:

Mr. Losier's practice includes business and commercial law, including banking, business tort, contract, and civil rights litigation. Mr. Losier represents clients in investigations and prosecutions. He also handles a variety of criminal matters in state and federal courts.

As a former Middlesex County assistant district attorney, Mr. Losier has extensive criminal law and trial experience. He prosecuted a wide variety of matters, including homicide, fraud, and civil rights cases in Superior Court. Additionally, he has successfully briefed and argued cases in the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. As deputy director of district courts in Middlesex County, he supervised a staff of over fifty attorneys.

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Quotes:

  • 3/30/2010, WTKK - Jay Severin show
    David Losier was interviewed by Jay Severin regarding the pending anti-bullying law.
  • 7/30/2007, WTKK - Jay Severin show
    David Losier discussed with Jay the elements of crime and prosecution in the context of the hearings involving US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. David Losier Interview
  • 11/20/2004, The Boston Globe - "Slaying Victim had Fled a Troubled Past"
    David Losier was quoted in this article by Kathleen Burge and Michael Levenson.

Recent Articles and Publications:

USA Patriot Act
White Paper, Spring 2002

Speaking Engagements:

Criminal Issues in the District and Probate Courts: Where Criminal Law and Family Law Collide, 10.10.2006
Mr. Losier co-hosted the Boston Bar Association event, Criminal Issues in the District and Probate Courts: Where Criminal Law and Family Law Collide and moderated the panel of a district court judge, probate court judge, a supervisor of a district attorney's office and a mental health professional. The panel explored topics such as domestic assualt and battery issues in situations where there is a pending divorce or custody action and 209A issues. The event took place on October 10, 2006.