Juliane Balliro

Juliane Balliro tries cases in the areas of white-collar criminal defense, business, and employment law. Ms. Balliro represents companies, executives, and individuals in complex business, employment, and criminal cases. Ms. Balliro has tried in excess of 100 cases in various state and federal courts and has authored and argued dozens of appeals.

Education:

• Boston College Law School, JD (1981)
• Boston College, BA (1978)

Admissions:

• Massachusetts
• Supreme Court of the United States
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
• U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts

Experience:

• Represents criminal defendants charged with white-collar crimes such as bank fraud, wire fraud, tax evasion, Medicare and Medicaid fraud, false claims, securities fraud, Internet pharmacy violations, and bid rigging
• Represented individuals and companies from the banking, health care, business, public, and private sectors
• Experience litigating labor and employment matters involving claims of discrimination, civil rights abuses, wage and hour violations, infringement of trade secrets, and disputes surrounding non-competes
• Contributing author to legal publications, including The Massachusetts Superior Court Criminal Practice Manual, The Massachusetts Employment Law Manual, Trying Drug Cases in Massachusetts, and Pre-Trial Motions in Criminal Cases

Professional Activities:

• American Bar Association
• Massachusetts Bar Association
• Boston Bar Association