Dr. Ronald B. Standler
attorney in Massachusetts

I am licensed to practice law only in Massachusetts, including all state and federal courts in Massachusetts and the U.S. Supreme Court.   Therefore, I can provide legal advice to you only if either:
  1. you live in Massachusetts and need legal advice about a problem or transaction in Massachusetts,
  2. your local attorney hires me as a consultant, or
  3. you live outside the USA and are interested in:
    1. law in Massachusetts USA,
    2. drafting or reviewing contracts with companies in Massachusetts,
    3. copyright law in the USA, or
    4. safety standards for products.
If you are seeking an attorney in a state other than Massachusetts, please see my hints for how to find an attorney, as statutes regulating the practice of law prohibit my providing legal advice to people outside of Massachusetts.

Table of Contents:

My services

My credentials

How to contact Dr. Standler


My services

I have not been certified as a specialist in any area of law. I work in the following areas of law that are mostly related to my 16 years of research or teaching experience in science and engineering after I earned my Ph.D. degree in physics.

My desire and focus is to help you avoid expensive and slow litigation, generally by informing you of your legal rights and pitfalls to avoid, by letting you negotiate your own contracts, and then by carefully writing a custom contract to record your agreement.

Computer & Technology Law

I have programmed computers since 1968, I earned a Ph.D. in physics in 1977, and I was engaged in scientific and engineering research and development during 1977-93, which gives me technical insight in computer & technology law.   Sometimes you need more than an attorney to solve a legal problem with technology!

Education law

In part because I was a full-time student in universities for 13 years and a professor for another 10 years, I help solve legal problems that occur in academic work in colleges and universities.

Copyright Law

As an author, I know the skill and intellectual labor that is required to produce good writing. Copyright law helps to protect and reward an author's work.

Consulting with litigators in torts

I have a separate webpage on my skills in consulting with litigators on scientific evidence in torts, and my legal research skills.

See my separate list of topics.

Amicus Briefs

I am also interested in writing amicus briefs.


My credentials

education:

Franklin Pierce Law Center, Concord, NH 03301
J.D., May 1998
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM 87801, USA
Ph.D. in physics, 1977
University of Denver, Denver, CO 80208
B.Sc. in physics, 1971

memberships:

American Association for the Advancement of Science
Sigma Xi – The Scientific Research Society
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), senior member
IEEE Sections: Electromagnetic Compatibility Society

experience:

My curriculum vitae gives full details, including a complete bibliography of my publications, and a summary of my professional experience. By way of introduction, here is a terse synopsis: I shall personally do all work on my client's case or problem, so that my client gets the full benefit of my education and experience.

photograph of Dr. Standler

I have posted a discussion of my skills in law. While that document was written for attorneys who are considering hiring me as a consultant, it may give you useful information about me.


My fees

My fees.


Contact:

Please do not send details of your problem to me until after I have determined that I do not have a conflict of interest.

In your initial inquiry, please give me your full name, mailing address, and — if you want me to call you — telephone number. (Strangely, most people who sent their legal question to me via e-mail omitted these details, until I began asking.     I disclose my true name and mailing address to you and it is only fair that you do the same to me.)

Dr. Ronald B. Standler
P.O. Box 3780
Concord, NH 03302-3780
USA

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Copyright 1998-2009 by Ronald B. Standler
This document at   http://www.rbs2.com/atty.htm
first posted 19 Dec 1998, revised 12 Nov 2009.

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