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A Bit About Me
Attorney McNiff graduated cum laude from New England Law | Boston with a Juris Doctor, where he served on the New England Law | Boston Law Review. He is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and Illinois State Court.
Attorney McNiff's practice areas include Personal Injury Protection Benefits, Insurance Litigation, Consumer Protection, Class Action and Complex Business Litigation.
Attorney McNiff has clerked for the Massachusetts Division of Insurance, has litigated hundreds of insurance benefits cases and successfully litigated numerous high stakes Class action Lawsuits.
Attorney McNiff is particularly invested in the rights of elderly tenants fighting for this vulnerable populations rights.
Attorney McNiff has worked for years as a litigation attorney representing medical providers in actions against insurance companies for violations of the various insurance laws and regulations as well as for violations of the consumer protection statute.
Attorney McNiff has had significant victories in class action lawsuits involving the Health Club Act, Towing regulations, Medical Malpractice, Data Privacy, and Business/Insurance Litigation.
Attorney McNiff has successfully represented individuals and classes of individuals in Personal Injury Protection Benefits, Employment/Wage Act violations and Landlord/Tenant actions.
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