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John E. Young is a distinguished partner at Flynn Wirkus Young PC, where he has been instrumental since joining the firm in September 2002 and becoming a partner in January 2012. Based in Quincy, MA, Mr. Young specializes in representing insurance companies, businesses, and individuals across a diverse spectrum of civil disputes, particularly in the areas of Employment Law, Insurance, and Transportation. Over the past two years, John has successfully tried two significant transportation cases—one in New York and another in Massachusetts—both resulting in favorable defense verdicts amidst multi-million dollar claims. His extensive trial experience spans courts nationwide, providing him with a wealth of knowledge and strategic insight that benefits his clients at every level. Before his tenure at Flynn Wirkus Young PC, John was an associate at Murphy & Riley, P.C. in Boston, where he focused on defending liability claims encompassing professional malpractice, premises liability, automobile, and employment litigation. His clientele has included a diverse range of professionals, municipalities, property owners, insurers, self-insured entities, non-profit organizations, and corporations, all of whom have benefited from his dedicated approach to client service. John's legal acumen was further honed during his law school years, where he served as a law clerk for the Honorable Michael Higgins of the Rhode Island District Court. He also gained valuable experience with the National Association of Security Dealers in Boston, investigating alleged violations of federal and state securities laws. A proud native of Massachusetts, John was born in Hyannis and raised on Cape Cod. He currently resides in Norwell with his wife and their two daughters, embodying the commitment to community and integrity that defines his professional practice.
Contract attorneys draft, review, and negotiate agreements to protect clients' interests. They help resolve disputes when contracts are breached. Common matters include contract drafting, contract review, negotiations, breach of contract.