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• Anthony J. Antonellis is a senior partner at Sloane and Walsh. Anthony focuses his practice on the representation of individuals and businesses engaged in civil litigation before State and Federal Trial Courts throughout New England. He is a graduate of Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT) and Suffolk University Law School (Boston, MA), and is admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, Connecticut Bar and New Hampshire Bar. Prior to joining Sloane and Walsh, Anthony was a trial attorney on active duty with the United States Navy and also served as a Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. He was awarded the United States Department of Justice Award for meritorious public service.

  The focus of Mr. Antonellis’ practice revolves around insurance law involving large commercial property losses, personal property losses, litigation involving environmental and municipal law, construction defects, fires, explosions, electrocutions, large water losses, construction accidents, products liability litigation, worker safety litigation, property damage and personal injury. Mr. Antonellis also serves as counsel in reference and appraisal matters and litigates insurance coverage disputes. Mr. Antonellis litigates residential, commercial, industrial and institutional property cases and claims involving causation, scope of damage, value of loss, and insurance coverage. Mr. Antonellis’ practice also involves collapse, anti-concurrent causation, business income insurance, equipment breakdown, surety bond matters, inland marine and ocean policies, specialty forms, commercial crime insurance, and multiple additional industry policies. Mr. Antonellis has served as an Appraiser and Umpire.

  Attorney Antonellis’ practice also includes health information privacy issues and matters involving data breaches. He has assisted clients in responding to complex health information privacy issues and has litigated cases involving data losses/breaches, as well as alleged violations of HIPAA and/or data privacy laws. Mr. Antonellis’ practice also includes constitutional law, civil rights litigation, administrative law, asbestos litigation, abuse litigation and planning, zoning, conservation, code compliance and licensing representation. Additionally, Mr. Antonellis has litigated cases involving sanitary sewers, pumping stations, force main and storm sewers. Mr. Antonellis is also Haag Certified in roofing and has extensive expertise in building envelope issues.

  Mr. Antonellis is a member of multiple bar associations, as well as a long time affiliate member of the Property Loss Research Bureau, Defense Research Institute, National Association of Subrogation Professionals, and the National Fire Protection Association. Mr. Antonellis has extensive practical experience in both construction and insurance (having worked in both industries), is a graduate of Vale Construction School, and holds his AIC designation from “The Institutes.” He has also attended certification school for both Appraiser and Umpire. Mr. Antonellis is a member of the Claim and Litigation Management Alliance, WINDSTORM Insurance Network and multiple other first party claim organizations.

  Mr. Antonellis has extensive teaching experience and has spoken at multiple industry specific events on relevant legal matters. He has instructed for multiple insurers, the Property Loss Research Bureau, Arson Investigator organizations, and other institutional clients. Anthony is a former adjunct professor of Suffolk University School of Law, where he taught an environmental law course. He is a former aviation law adjunct professor for Embry-Riddle University. Additionally, Anthony has been a guest speaker for the Boston University School of Law, the Federal Law Enforcement Education Training Center, the Department of Justice, the National Park Service, as well as the National Association of Environmental Law Society. He also served as an instructor for the Naval Justice School.

  Mr. Antonellis has many years of government service including service to the Town of Westwood, Commonwealth of Massachusetts as the Moderator (2008-present), responsible for presiding over Town meetings and preserving order and decorum including conducting all Town meetings in accordance with the prescribed laws and bylaws, as well as established parliamentary law. As Town Moderator, Anthony appoints the Permanent Building Commission, which is responsible for the construction and reconstruction of all public buildings, including the appropriate design, plans, and specifications. As Town Moderator, he additionally appoints the Personnel Board, which is responsible for the establishment and maintenance of the Town’s personnel system based on merit principles, and appoints the Finance and Warrant Commission, which is responsible for the review and recommendations of all municipal and school budgets, as well as all annual and special Town meeting warrant articles. Mr. Antonellis is also a current Sewer Commissioner in the Town (2006 to present), responsible for the administration, planning, construction, and related services for the operation, maintenance and expansion of the Town’s sanitary sewerage system, including the operation and maintenance of the gravity sewers and pumping stations. Additionally, Mr. Antonellis was a Town Selectman (1996-2008), Chairman of the Board of Selectmen (1997/1998, 2000/2001, 2003/2004, 2006/2007), elected to exercise executive powers and duties prescribed by the general laws, Town charter and Town bylaws.

  Mr. Antonellis served in the military in the Judge Advocate General Corps, United States Navy (1991-1995). He served as an Officer (LCDR) in the United States Navy and as a Special Assistant United States Attorney. He handled a full range of prosecutorial assignments including arraignments, Grand Jury indictments, and investigation, sentencing and Federal jury trials. Mr. Antonellis served as a Judge Advocate General attorney for the Navy’s Northeast Legal Command. He represented the Department of Navy before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Merit Systems Protection Board as a Navy Officer stationed at the Navy Legal Service Office in Norfolk, VA. He has defended over 100 criminal trials, and he was awarded the Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal, as well as the Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal and the National Defense Service Medal.

• Massachusetts, 1991 Connecticut New Hampshire U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts U.S. District Court District of Connecticut U.S. District Court District of New Hampshire U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals 4th Circuit

• Massachusetts Bar Association Connecticut Bar Association New Hampshire Bar Association Boston Bar Association Norfolk County Bar Association Property Loss Research Bureau Defense Research Institute National Association of Subrogation Professionals National Fire Protection Association Claim and Litigation Management Alliance Windstorm Insurance Network CPCU Society, Rhode Island Chapter Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association

• Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts, 1991J.D. Wesleyan University, Middletown, ConnecticutB.A.

• Sloane and Walsh was founded in 1928 as a firm of trial lawyers, schooled in representing clients in court, at trial. The firm and its reputation have grown?we are now widely recognized as a premier trial firm, both capable of and committed to undertaking any civil litigation. This reputation is well-earned and has been secured through the successful representation of clients in complex, high-profile, and high exposure litigation.

  While insurance defense was the founding partners' mainstay and remains at the core of our practice, we have expanded our practice to include representation of clients in all aspects of complex civil litigation. We continually achieve success, regardless of the nature of the problem, through:

  Constant communication with the clientA thorough understanding of the problemThe provision of unerring attention to detailThe seamless integration of litigation technology into every aspect of the processEffective advocacy?both during discovery and at trial

  OUR LITIGATION EXPERTISE

  We believe that the skills necessary to be a successful trial advocate can be applied across a breadth of civil practice areas. Whether the issue is defending the physician against claims from a professional basketball player's estate, representing an insurer in the first case tried in the Massachusetts Business Court, defending a town against civil rights claims all the way to the United States Supreme Court, or representing the Massachusetts Secretary of State in an investigation of a multi-billion dollar business merger, or any other form of civil litigation, the demand is the same: uncompromising commitment to success for the client. The foundation of successful representation remains the same, with the lessons learned and the techniques developed constantly refined and reapplied across all practice areas.

  Our firm has been molded by the leadership of Bill Dailey, recognized as one of, if not the premier trial attorney of his time. His experience and insight, in combination with his tutelage of each new group of lawyers in the office, furthers each attorney's goal to become a successful trial lawyer.

  We routinely represent clients in every court in the Commonwealth, the Federal Court in Massachusetts, and a variety of administrative agencies and boards. In addition to Massachusetts, we represent clients in Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

  The fact is that the majority of disputes, regardless of the underlying issue, are resolved without trial. The negotiation of a favorable outcome is often dependent on the same thorough preparation for trial, proper positioning of the issues, studied application of the law and unwavering advocacy. By implementing this type of comprehensive representation, negotiation can represent a successful outcome for our client.

  Sloane and Walsh has also been a leader in effective appellate advocacy and has an enviable record of successful appeals in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the Massachusetts Appeals Court, and the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, many of which involved issues of first impression.

  OUR APPROACH

  Perhaps the most critical skills of a successful advocate are the abilities to listen, learn, and communicate. Each client's needs are different, and success is dependent on the unique facts and issues presented. Therefore, we focus on listening to the client, gaining a clear understanding of the nature of the problem in all of its complexities, persuasively communicating the client's position, and recognizing the client's ultimate goal.

  We seek to develop a partnership with each and every client. We recognize that in most cases, early involvement and a thorough understanding of the issues result in the best possible outcome. Working with the client, we can provide guidance at the outset, including advice at any formal investigation, combined with knowledgeable advice on litigation options?the provision of these critical elements helps our clients achieve the best possible outcomes. While the layers of investigations and administrative agencies can be daunting to clients, our experience with administrative agencies and their staffs allows us to effectively guide clients through the process and position cases for successful resolution.

  We provide legal services based on a variety of fee arrangements designed to meet the client's needs and case-specific considerations. Most often, we work on an hourly rate agreed upon with the client. We control legal costs by working closely with each client and company to define the goal and develop a litigation plan designed to achieve it. The firm achieves efficiencies by combining cutting-edge litigation technology with an excellent paraprofessional staff.

  OUR REPUTATION

  Recognition among one's peers is one measure of quality. Our reputation and experience in the legal community results in the firm being asked to represent other members of the legal community in both administrative and civil litigation matters. In addition to representing attorneys at the Board of Bar Overseers and at trial, we have been asked to represent a trial judge on conflict issues, an appeals court judge against malpractice claims, and court officials in a civil rights claim.

  We are proud of the fact that several members of the firm are members of honorary trial advocate's societies. We are committed to what we do, and more generally, to the trial process. Our members are routinely asked to participate as lecturers in legal education programs including programs sponsored by the American Bar Association, Massachusetts Bar Association, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association, Risk Insurance Management Society, Inc., and several of the leading universities and law schools in the area, including Harvard University, Boston College and Suffolk University. The members are also frequently asked by judges to participate in seminars and demonstrations of trial practice and related issues. Our commitment to the law and the legal process adds to the depth of the advice and judgment that can be shared with our clients.

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