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• Jonah joined Christopher, Hays, Wojcik and Mavricos in 2012. His practice includes business and commercial litigation, employment matters and construction law on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants in state court and federal court. Previously, Jonah has served as a law clerk for the Civil Rights Division of the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office, Lurie & Krupp, LLP, and the City of Newton Law Department. His experience includes the litigation of probate matters, land disputes, municipal law and business torts.

  Jonah was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 2011. He graduated from the University of Vermont with an honors degree in English in 2007 and cum laude from Boston College Law School in 2011. In law school, Jonah served as Senior Articles Editor of the Boston College Journal of Law & Social Justice. He is currently a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Worcester County Bar Association.

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• Massachusetts Bar Association (Member) Worcester County Bar Association (Member)

• Boston College Law School, Boston, Massachusetts, 2011Honors: cum laudeLaw Journal: Boston College Journal of Law & Social Justice, Senior Articles Editor University of Vermont, 2007Honors: With HonorsMajor: English

• Christopher, Hays, Wojcik & Mavricos, LLP was established in 1989 on the foundation of a strong commitment to rendering the highest quality of legal services to clients in the most cost-effective manner. Since its inception, our firm has developed an outstanding reputation in the legal community as a firm that zealously advocates for its clients. The smaller size of our firm allows our attorneys to provide individualized attention to each detail of the cases they handle.

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