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  • Helped me out big time. He’s a great no B.S. lawyer. Very thorough and knowledgeable.

    Cody T. 6/8/18

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  • No one, I mean no one, is more of an advocate for our innocent, defenseless pets!!

    Ann Q.   6/16/19

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  • Keith Langer guided me through the process of changing my status from a holder of in-state to nonresident LTC. I live halfway around the world and, due to pandemic-related restrictions, was unable to travel stateside. Keith gave excellent and timely advice, which enabled me to make the right deci…

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  • Extremely knowledgeable, very professional.
    Ryan G.  1/31/19
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  • A client left a nice review on my Avvo site:
    MA LTCPosted by KevinSeptember 21, 2019

    Keith was very professional and really is versed in MA laws regarding LTC. My case was related to a denied LTC and Keith provided great insight into the legal proceeding. I find Keith to be honest and straigh…

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  • I represented this couple in a “Vicious Dog” hearing in RI on 8/22/19. They got their dog back the next day, with no required liability insurance to keep him."Highly professional Attorney, did a great job to resolve complicated case regarding the dog bite. He is a pleasure to work with, extremely…

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  •  A licensing hearing, with four witnesses and fourteen exhibits.

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Your Time May Be Limited!

If you are a defendant in a civil suit, you have a specific period of time in which to file an answer. Failure to do so can result in a default judgment being issued against you. Failure to timely submit responses to discovery requests can also negatively affect your case. Those named as defendants in criminal cases via clerk magistrate or “show cause” hearings must appear, or the complaint will issue against them. Those seeking to appeal a negative action, such as a firearms license denial or revocation, denial of a permit, or losing a case at trial, all have specific time periods in which to act. Do not lose your rights by inertia or delay.

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The law is an area in which inertia can have very negative consequences: The loss of rights and remedies. It is unlikely that your problem will just “go away” - act now to protect yourself and preserve your options.

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