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CHRISTOPHER J. PYLES is an attorney with Sulloway & Hollis, PLLC. He has been litigating cases in several states for more than ten years, and he has significant trial experience in several jurisdictions, including state and federal courts in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mr. Pyles has represented employers and employees in court and in administrative proceedings, litigated a wide range of business and commercial issues, and has a significant insurance defense practice. His experience includes jury trials, bench trials, arbitrations, appellate arguments, appearing before medical malpractice panels, and engaging in mediations as a party and as volunteer mediator. Mr. Pyles is a frequent speaker at litigation seminars and a contributor to Sulloway & Hollis, PLLC blogs, industry newsletters and legal updates to clients. In addition to being a member of the state and federal bars in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, West Virginia and the First and Fourth Circuits, he is a member of the Manchester Bar Association, DRI and the Tri-State Defense Lawyers Association. LYNNE-MARIE REVELIOTIS is an investigator with the Office of the Bar Counsel, which was established by the Supreme Judicial Court under S.J.C. Rule 4:01, as an independent administrative body to investigate, evaluate and prosecute complaints against lawyers; and also teaches as a senior instructor as part of the Northeastern University Paralegal Professional Program. She also has worked as a free-lance investigator and interpreter for law firms and investigation firms throughout the Northeastern U.S. Ms. Reveliotis past paralegal experiences have included working with high profile criminal attorneys such as J. Albert Johnson, Esq., who has represented clients such as the Boston Strangler and Pamela Smart. Her interpretation skills have allowed her global travel to such venues as Italy, Venezuela and Mexico. Ms. Reveliotis has participated as a mock trial judge at state, regional and national levels. She is the current litigation chair for the Massachusetts Paralegal Association, and has participated as an American Bar Association Site Team Associate for the accreditation of paralegal studies and degree programs at the university level. Ms. Reveliotis is a member of the following associations: Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, and is a voting member of the National Federation of Paralegal Associations, Massachusetts Paralegal Association, Central Massachusetts Paralegal Association and the Western Massachusetts Paralegal Association. Post graduation from Ursuline Academy in 1986, she attended and successfully completed the Paralegal Professional Program at Northeastern University, and is currently working toward her graduate degree. R. JAMES STEINER operates his own law firm, Steiner Law Office, PLLC, after being a partner at large and medium New Hampshire firms. He was one of the first two New Hampshire attorneys inducted as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, a national association of trial lawyers where admission is based on qualitative evaluation of an attorney's practice and ethics. Mr. Steiner's practice is mainly in civil litigation, with a significant amount of work in real estate litigation, general business litigation and injury cases. He earned his B.S. degree from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York and his J.D. degree, cum laude, from Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Steiner is a past law clerk to Chief Justice David Brock of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, a member of the New Hampshire Supreme Court Society, and serves annually as an adjunct faculty member for trial advocacy at Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Delaware. He presents to professional groups and has had works published in law reviews and other legal journals. Mr. Steiner is a member of the New Hampshire (Business Litigation and Family Law sections) and American bar associations (Litigation Section), and is admitted to practice before the federal courts.
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