Legal representation built around the problem you actually need to solve.
Some clients need immediate court intervention. Others need help resolving a dispute before it becomes more expensive. Some need a clear explanation of their rights, risks, and next steps before deciding how to move forward.
Salinas Associates represents clients across Massachusetts in civil litigation, criminal defense, and political law. The firm’s approach is practical, strategic, and focused on helping clients make informed decisions.
Disputes can disrupt your business, your property, your finances, and your peace of mind. Salinas Associates represents clients in a range of civil litigation matters, including contract disputes, estate and trust litigation, real estate disputes, construction matters, consumer protection claims, rental housing disputes, and personal injury matters.
The goal is not always to fight for the sake of fighting. The goal is to understand the leverage, protect your interests, and pursue the outcome that makes the most sense for your situation.
A criminal charge can affect your freedom, your record, your license, your job, and your future. Salinas Associates represents clients facing misdemeanor, felony, OUI, drug, firearms, white-collar, and other criminal charges.
Marc reviews the facts, the evidence, the police conduct, and the legal issues that may affect the outcome of the case. From the first conversation, the focus is on protecting the client’s rights and building a clear defense strategy.
Election and political law matters often move quickly and require both legal knowledge and practical judgment. Marc’s political clients trust him to anticipate what lies ahead, manage risk, and identify strategic opportunities that position their campaigns and advocacy efforts for long-term success.
Whether the issue is routine or high-stakes, clients receive clear guidance in an area of law where timing, process, and strategy matter.
Hiring an attorney should not feel intimidating. Legal fees will be discussed clearly and directly from the start.
Depending on the matter, representation may involve an hourly fee, flat fee, contingency fee, or another written fee arrangement. The appropriate structure depends on the type of case, the work involved, and the client’s goals.