Paul Montuori is a magna cum laude graduate of Boston College Law School where he was a member of the Northeast Regional Champion Moot Court Team. Paul has extensive experience in corporate transactions, commercial litigation and appeals.  His clients have ranged across the spectrum of American society, from Fortune 500 Companies, to Grammy award winning recording artists, to national surety bonding companies, to construction contractors, to white collar criminal defendants.   

After serving as a law clerk the Honorable Edward F. Harrington of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Paul practiced in the litigation department of a large multi-national law firm  where his practice focused on civil litigation, corporate compliance, and in conjunction with the New York City Office of the Appellate Defender, post-conviction criminal appeals.   

Paul has been a frequent presenter on legal topics and his works have appeared in the Western New England Journal of Law, White Collar Crime Reporter, the New York State Bar Criminal Law Newsletter, and ABA Newsletters.  He has been quoted in periodicals such as the New York Post and Christian Science Monitor.  Paul ‘s success at the appellate level has included representing a group of ERISA academics as amici in the United States Supreme Court ERISA case of LaRue v. Dewolff, in which the side supported prevailed 9-0 and representing the successful appellant in the New York Court of Appeals case of Newcomb vs. Middle Country Central School District, a benchmark decision in the area of municipal tort law.   

Aside from his work in the law, Paul is also a certified tennis official and author, having written the children’s book “The Pumpkin Pies and the Pumpkin Puddings.”