William M. Driscoll
Attorney Driscoll (Bill) achieved federal government distinction in the fields of electronic warfare, forensics, and cyber security after completing his Master of Mathematics degree at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell in 1992. He attended New England Law | Boston (formerly New England School of Law) where he earned his Juris Doctor degree with distinction in 2004.
For over 15 years Bill has practiced primarily in the areas of divorce, family law, and criminal defense. He not only practice law, his appellate work has had a hand in shaping the law.
Bill guides individuals and families through a complex legal system. He provides viable options and advice. He goes the extra mile to assist his clients, who can then rest assured knowing that their legal matter is in good hands.
Credentials
Professional Associations:
New Hampshire Bar Association
New Hampshire Judicial Counsel Public Defender Program
New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Massachusetts Bar Association
Committee for Public Counsel Services, Post-Conviction and Appeals Panel
Law Office of Deirdre Healy, Of Counsel
Pro Bono Activities:
DOVE Project, Bridges of Greater Nashua and Milford
Bar and Court Admissions:
Massachusetts, 2004
New Hampshire, 2021
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, 2005
U.S. Tax Court, 2005
First Circuit Court of Appeals, 2011
Supreme Court of the United States, 2017
Education:
New England School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts
J.D., cum laude, 2004
President Anna E. Hirsch Award, for outstanding service to his law school
Technical Editor, New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement
National Tax Moot Court
University of Massachusetts, Lowell, Massachusetts
M.S., Mathematics, 1992
Worcester State College, Worcester, Massachusetts
B.S., cum laude, Communications, 1982
Cross Country Team
Specialized Professional Training:
Divorce Mediation: Divorce Mediation Training Associates, 2006
Collaborative Law: Massachusetts Collaborative Law Counsel, 2006
Professional Publications:
Appeals Court Overturns Mandatory Pre-Litigation Mediation
Family Mediation Quarterly (14 Fam. Mediation Q. 3) Mar 2015
Rule 56 (f): Precursor to a Substantive Opposition to Summary Judgment
Massachusetts Law Review (95 Mass. Law Rev. 171) Jun 2013
Ready for Compliance? New Security Regulations Affecting All Collaborative Professionals
Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council Seminar February 26, 2009
Information Security: A Business Necessity for Mediators
Family Mediation Quarterly (8 Fam. Mediation Q. 20) 2009