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Stephen G. Doucette is a seasoned attorney based in Oxford, Massachusetts, with over 30 years of experience in diverse legal fields, including energy law, personal injury, general practice, and rail-related matters. A graduate of Suffolk University and Suffolk University Law School, Stephen began his legal career after serving four years in the United States Navy as a member of the Judge Advocate General’s Corps. This foundational experience laid the groundwork for his distinguished career in law. Upon returning to Massachusetts, Stephen gained invaluable experience working in Boston, where he defended major corporations such as General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Amtrak, and Conrail. In 1989, he transitioned to Massachusetts Electric Company’s in-house legal team, where he became a pivotal figure in handling numerous serious personal injury cases, property damage lawsuits, and wrongful death claims. His expertise extends to energy theft claims, OSHA matters, and DigSafe-related property damage issues, solidifying his status as a leading attorney in the electric utility sector. Currently, Stephen continues to represent National Grid in various legal matters and provides counsel to numerous municipal electric departments across Massachusetts. His practice encompasses general legal advice on customer service, operational issues, easements, labor matters, and litigation support services. Stephen’s extensive courtroom experience, coupled with his deep understanding of the energy industry, allows him to effectively advocate for his clients. He remains dedicated to delivering exceptional legal services throughout central Massachusetts, leveraging his comprehensive knowledge in personal injury, energy law, and general practice to meet the needs of each client he serves.
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