Biography

As a member of Verrill's litigation team, Marty offers clients well-honed writing and analytical skills, a keen eye for detail, and a commitment to the highest service standards to his dispute resolution efforts. Marty represents corporate and individual clients across the spectrum of civil and criminal matters, from case initiation through trial and appeal.

Marty previously served as an Intelligence Analyst for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, working on a range of criminal and national-security matters. Following law school, Marty began his appellate training as a Law Clerk for Chief Judge Jeffrey Howard of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. After his one-year clerkship, Marty gained extensive experience in complex, high-profile litigation at one of the largest law firms in the country, where he focused on matters involving antitrust, First Amendment, appellate (state, federal, and US Supreme Court), white-collar and criminal defense.

Outside of the office, Marty enjoys spending time on his family’s farm in southern Maine (which has been cultivated by his family since 1774), attempting to play golf, and road-tripping with his wife, Meredith, and their chocolate lab, Moose.

Services/Industries

Education

  • University of Michigan Law School  (J.D., cum laude)
  • Princeton University  (A.B., cum laude)
    • Politics

Bar Admissions

  • Massachusetts
  • Maine

Memberships

  • American Bar Association
  • Boston Bar Association

Clerkships

  • The Honorable Jeffrey R. Howard, Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit

Court and Other Admissions

  • First Circuit, Second Circuit, and Tenth Circuit, United States Courts of Appeals
  • District of Maine, United States District Courts
  • District of Massachusetts, United States District Courts
  • Eastern District of Michigan, United States District Courts

Firm Highlights

Publication/Podcast

No Longer a Walk in The Park - Entity Formation Under the Corporate Transparency Act (Updated)

Presently, forming a corporation, LLC or other entity in the U.S. can be done on a largely anonymous basis, without naming its owners and with only limited disclosures about managers, officers and directors. Under...

Event

Annual Employment Law Update

More details coming soon!

Publication/Podcast

Private Clients Group Client Alert

There have been a few important law and tax changes over the course of 2023 and we in the Private Clients Group here at Verrill wanted to make you aware of the recent changes...

News

Verrill Recognized Nationally for Health Care, Land Use and Zoning, Commercial Litigation, Real Estate, and Trust & Estates by Best Lawyers®

News

Expanded 2024 Maine Diversity Summer Associate Program Now Accepting Applications

Blog

The Donation Sweepstakes

Tis the season. Some people like to use the phrase “Doing Well by Doing Good.” Early U.S. business magnates knew that financial benefits can come from philanthropy. In 1888, Cornealius Vanderbilt donated $250,000 (that’s...

Matter

Successful Representation of Insurer before U.S. District Court for the District of Maine

Verrill successfully represented an insurer before the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine in an insurance coverage matter alleging that the insurer improperly denied a defense and indemnification to a landlord under...

Matter

Elections and Constitutional Law: Successfully Challenged Certification of Initiative Petition

In a victory for consumers and the ride-hailing public, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently barred the Secretary of State from placing on the November ballot initiative petitions proposed by companies such as Uber...

Blog

Maine Voters Reject “Pine Tree Power” Proposal

Last Tuesday, by a margin of 70% to 30%, Maine voters rejected Question 3, the highest profile issue on the Maine ballot this year. Question 3 was placed on the ballot earlier this year...

Blog

HR Power Hour with Heather Hansen

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