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Parenteau & O'Hara, P.C. Adds New States To Its Practice

December 2020

Parenteau & O'Hara is excited to announce partner Diana O'Hara and associate Laura Demerle have been admitted to four additional state bars this year.

In addition to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Maine, Attorney O'Hara is now licensed to practice in Maryland, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

Attorney Demerle, in addition to Massachusetts, is now licensed to practice in New Hampshire.

If you have questions regarding our practice in these states, please contact us.

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