Managing Founding Partner
Massachusetts & New York
Clarity in complexity.
Strength in advocacy.
When the stakes are personal, your counsel should be too.
Thoughtful strategy. Experienced
representation.
A commitment to what matters to you.
Focused counsel. Personal attention.
Your business.
Your home. Your legacy.
Legal disputes are rarely just legal. They affect your livelihood, your family, and your future. We start by understanding what’s at stake for you.
Explore Our Practice AreasBusiness Litigation
A clear-eyed approach to commercial disputes, ownership conflicts, and broken agreements.
02Contractor Disputes
Practical guidance when payment, workmanship, or project expectations become contested.
03Bank Litigation
Representation in banking disputes, with a focus on foreclosure defense and loan modification.
04Estate Litigation
Thoughtful attention to contested wills, trusts, and the administration of family assets.
Understand your options before taking your next step.
Explore Foreclosure DefenseThe people behind your case
Experienced counsel.
Personally invested.
For more than three decades, the attorneys of Reda Sullivan have advocated for homeowners facing foreclosure. That work reflects a simple principle: every client deserves to be heard, understood, and represented with care.
Founding partners Douglas Reda and Gregory Sullivan bring decades of legal experience and a personal commitment to the people they represent.
Meet the Firm
Two states.
One commitment to our clients.
Founding Partner
Gregory M. Sullivan
MassachusettsIndividual client experiences. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Insights & perspectives
Understanding your options.
Protecting your interests.
How to Stop a Foreclosure: Legal Options for Homeowners
Explore foreclosure options discussed by the firm, including loan modification, bankruptcy, litigation, forbearance, and alternatives to retaining a home.
Read ArticlePrequalified Process for Loan Modifications: What Home Owners Need to Know
Review the financial factors and documents discussed in the loan modification prequalification process, from hardship letters to income records.
Read ArticleChapter 7 vs. Chapter 13: Which Bankruptcy Option Is Right for You?
Compare Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, including repayment plans, eligibility, timelines, and the treatment of assets.
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