Firm Overview

Mission Statement: To provide our clients with the finest quality legal services at a reasonable cost and to develop long-term relationships with our clients which allows us to uniquely understand, anticipate and meet their legal needs.

Connor & Hilliard, P.C. has been providing its clients with exceptional and cost-effective legal services for the past forty (40) years. Our dedicated attorneys go above and beyond to provide our clients with outstanding results with a client-oriented approach. Connor & Hilliard represents clients in and out of the courtroom in a variety of areas, including but not limited to civil litigation, personal injury, employment law, elder law, estate planning, corporate and business law, commercial loan transactions, real estate transactions, land use and permitting, zoning appeals, and taxation. In those areas of the law in which we do not practice we are able to connect our clients with trusted attorneys within our referral network. In all other practice areas, the attorneys of Connor & Hilliard diligently represent their clients, and aspire to provide them with exceptional and cost-effective legal services.
Connor & Hilliard is also a leading law firm in mental health law, providing legal advice and services to mental health hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, individual mental health practices and professional associations. In addition to conducting civil commitments, guardianships, and appeals on mental health issues, Connor & Hilliard serves as General Counsel to the Massachusetts Psychiatric Society, a professional organization with a membership of approximately 1,700 licensed psychiatric physicians. Connor & Hilliard also represents twenty (20) inpatient psychiatric facilities throughout Massachusetts. In addition, we are the only private law firm serving on the state-wide District Court Committee for Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Addiction, chosen by the Chief Justice of the District Court. Our attorneys have extensive experience in dealing with the Committee on Public Counsel Services (CPSC), and also have extensive experience in teaching and writing on the subject of mental health law.