100 Years of Legal Counsel A sustained commitment to client representation for more than a century. Personalized Attention An individualized practice to achieve the desired result. Experienced Legal Counsel Serving individuals, families & businesses across Central Massachusetts.
Founded in Worcester in 1887, Mountain Dearborn provides outstanding legal counsel in the areas of Banking & Commercial Law, Business & Corporate Law, Family Law, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Litigation, Real Estate & Land Use, Trusts & Estates and Probate Administration.Mountain Dearborn's depth of experience, skilled professionals and personal attention are sought by some of Worcester's most prominent businesses and families.
Founded in Worcester in 1887, Mountain Dearborn provides outstanding legal counsel in the areas of Banking & Commercial Law, Business & Corporate Law, Family Law, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Litigation, Real Estate & Land Use, Trusts & Estates and Probate Administration.Mountain Dearborn's depth of experience, skilled professionals and personal attention are sought by some of Worcester's most prominent businesses and families.
Services
Our size enables us to form a personal relationship with each client, to ensure that your concerns are fully understood as we work together to develop a successful legal strategy. For more than a century, we have maintained a strong commitment to prompt and excellent service at a reasonable cost.
From the day he hung his black-and-gold shingle in downtown Worcester through to his 90s, Willis E. Sibley practiced law with a firm commitment: Clients, he believed, should be served promptly and discreetly, with careful attention to detail.That commitment to faithful service has defined Mountain Dearborn for well over a century.
From the day he hung his black-and-gold shingle in downtown Worcester through to his 90s, Willis E. Sibley practiced law with a firm commitment: Clients, he believed, should be served promptly and discreetly, with careful attention to detail.That commitment to faithful service has defined Mountain Dearborn for well over a century.
With a broad background as a litigator, Katie is a trusted advisor to clients who need help with various matters including divorce, paternity matters, guardianships and conservatorships for both minors and adults, and developing and administering estate plans. Katie counsels clients as they navigate other civil litigation matters, including personal injury claims and medical malpractice claims.
Henry Beth is a trusted legal advisor to lenders, borrowers, business owners, corporations and individuals. Clients rely upon Henry's clear and concise advice in connection with financial transactions, real estate matters, corporate law, as well as a range of general daily business matters.
Henry plays a critical role for clients, helping them to achieve successful commercial, agricultural, industrial and real estate financing, as well as to complete leasing and land protection matters.Clients deeply value his smart and steady approach to guiding important business decisions, honed over nearly 50 years of legal practice.
Henry plays a critical role for clients, helping them to achieve successful commercial, agricultural, industrial and real estate financing, as well as to complete leasing and land protection matters.Clients deeply value his smart and steady approach to guiding important business decisions, honed over nearly 50 years of legal practice.
Mark Bloom advises small business owners on a broad range of critical legal matters. In his practice, Mark negotiates contracts of all kinds while also resolving a wide range of legal issues for businesses. His experience includes the selection and formation of business entities; structuring, negotiating and documenting business and commercial transactions; and advising on personnel policies and practices.
Robin DeAugustinis counsels both lenders and borrowers in commercial financial transactions and commercial real estate matters, as well as other corporate matters. She handles loans from $50,000 to $50,000,000 for local community and regional banks, as well as for national lenders with loans involving one borrower to multi-borrowing groups.
