New Attorneys Hired at Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold
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Pamela Green joined the firm in July 2011, and has been admitted to practice law in Massachusetts since 2005. She concentrates her practice in the areas of real estate, estate planning, estate administration, elder law, guardianship, municipal and land use law. She enjoys working with first-time homebuyers, and people looking to buy or build their dream homes. Green said she believes strongly in providing compassionate, thorough advice to clients coping with the long-term illness of a loved one, or loss of a family member.
A 2005 magna cum laude graduate of Western New England University School of Law, Green was managing editor of the Law Review there and published an article on interstate wine shipments. She received her master’s degree in world politics in 1999 from the Catholic University of America, from which she also received a bachelor’s degree.
Originally from Lowell, Green and her husband have chosen to live in Pittsfield since 2005. She volunteers her time as the Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum’s general counsel and special events manager.
Kelly Samuels joined the firm in August 2011 and has been admitted to practice law in Massachusetts since 2010. Samuels concentrates in the areas of estate planning, estate administration and real estate. A recent graduate of Western New England University School of Law, she returned to the Berkshires, where she grew up, to practice law and make a contribution in the community.
A 2004 graduate of Berkshire Community College, Samuels pursued her bachelor’s degree at Smith College as an Ada Comstock Scholar, a program for nontraditional students. An Oliver Wendell Holmes Scholarship recipient in law school, she was production editor of the Law Review there before graduating in 2010.
Parese, Sabin, Smith & Gold LLP, with offices in Pittsfield and Williamstown, concentrates in business and corporate law, land use planning, real estate, nonprofit law, estate planning and estate administration.
