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David Howard Stillman is a seasoned attorney and Certified Public Accountant based in Hanover, MA. He is licensed to practice law in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island, bringing a unique blend of financial expertise and legal acumen to his clients. As the founder of Stillman & Associates, P.C., established in 2005, David has built a reputation for his commitment to providing exceptional legal representation in the areas of Employment Law and Personal Injury. At Stillman & Associates, David is focused on advocating for individuals facing employment disputes and those who have suffered personal injuries. His extensive knowledge in employment law enables him to navigate complex workplace issues, ensuring that his clients' rights are protected and that they receive fair treatment under the law. In personal injury cases, David works diligently to secure the compensation his clients deserve, guiding them through the often-challenging legal process with compassion and expertise. David's approachable demeanor and clear communication style make him a trusted ally for his clients. He believes in fostering strong relationships, understanding that each case is unique and requires a tailored approach. His clients appreciate his ability to simplify complex legal concepts, allowing them to feel informed and empowered throughout their legal journey. With a strong foundation in both law and accounting, David Howard Stillman is poised to tackle the multifaceted challenges that arise in his practice areas. He takes pride in being a resource for individuals in need, ensuring that they feel supported every step of the way. Whether navigating employment law issues or seeking justice for personal injuries, clients can rely on David's expertise and unwavering commitment to their cases.
Employment and labor attorneys handle workplace legal matters including discrimination, wrongful termination, and wage disputes. They represent both employees and employers. Common matters include wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, wage disputes.