Marissa L. Morte

Marissa L. Morte Associate

P 617 670 8303
125 High Street
Oliver Street Tower, 6th Floor
Boston, MA 02110
125 High Street, Oliver Street Tower, 6th Floor, Boston, MA 02110
Overview

Marissa Morte advises companies and individuals on a variety of complex civil litigation and general corporate matters. Her practice focuses on general business litigation, commercial law, products liability and toxic tort liability. She supports businesses through all stages of a dispute. This includes handling pre-litigation matters such as drafting contracts and corporate documents, advising on eDiscovery best practices, as well as overseeing mergers and acquisitions. Marissa also has vast experience handling issues that arise during litigation. She has assisted companies in the resolution of commercial disputes in a variety of practice areas, including real estate, construction, trucking and transportation, employment, intellectual property, bankruptcy, and environmental issues. Marissa works with clients across the country and internationally, advising on effective solutions and providing strong advocacy.

Prior to initially joining MG+M, Marissa served as a judicial intern for Maynard M. Kirpalani on the Superior Court in Woburn, Massachusetts. While attending William & Mary Law School, she served on the Editorial Board of the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal and led the school’s Public Service Fund. Marissa oversees MG+M’s New England Law Clerk Program. In the fall of 2022, Marissa traveled to Naples, Italy where she served as a foreign visiting attorney at MG+M’s affiliate, SLSLEX.

Bar Admissions
  • Massachusetts
  • Connecticut
  • New Hampshire
  • US District Court, District of Massachusetts
  • US District Court, District of New Hampshire
Education
  • William & Mary Law School, JD
  • Kenyon College, BA, cum laude
Recognition

Recognition

  • Thomson Reuters, Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2023

Involvement

  • Boston Bar Association
  • National Association of Women Lawyers
  • New Hampshire Bar Association
  • National Association of Women in Construction
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