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Sheehan Phinney Bass & Green ~ Michael J. Lambert, Esq.
255 State Street
5th floor
Boston, MA 02109
617-897-5637
HOURS OF OPERATION:
By Appointment
Michael J. Lambert is a shareholder with the law
firm of Sheehan Phinney Bass & Green, and is head
of the firm's Boston office. He counsels clients in a
wide range of legal issues affecting their businesses
and represents clients in complex commercial
litigation matters.
Sheehan Phinney is a full-service business law
firm providing a broad range of sophisticated legal
services. The firm's diverse client base includes
local and regional businesses, institutions, non-
profits, and municipalities, as well as national and
international businesses.
A regional firm with four locations, including
Boston, the firm is known for professional
excellence, practical counsel, and commitment to
the clients and communities it serves.
As a member of the litigation team, Michael has
counseled clients and tried cases involving issues
of corporate governance, partnership disputes,
trade secrets and restrictive covenants, closely held
business disputes, and a wide variety of contract
disputes.
Outside of his legal practice, Michael serves
on the Ethics Committee of The Boston Home, a
longterm healthcare facility for physically disabled
adults. Michael and his family have lived in Concord
since 1998 and are actively involved in the local
schools, youth sports, and in the community.
The Concord Orchestra
51 Walden Street
Box 381
Concord, MA 01742
978-369-4967
The Concord Orchestra is composed of 70
musicians living in Concord, Massachusetts and the
Greater Boston metropolitan area. Richard Pittman
has been the music director and conductor of the
Concord Orchestra since 1969. The orchestra was
founded in 1953.
Our season consists of three formal concerts
performed in the fall, winter, and spring, a family
concert in December, and Pops concerts in May.
Concerts are held at The 51 Walden Performing Arts
Center in Concord.
To encourage young musicians, a young artist
competition is held annually and the winner
performs a concerto with the orchestra, while the
two runners up give pre-concert recitals. Over the
years these soloists have demonstrated remarkable
artistry and introduced important young talent to
the community.
David Griesinger, in a review for the Boston
Musical Intelligencer, wrote "The Concord Orchestra
mainly consists of serious musicians whose life
path diverged from music as a career, but whose
enthusiasm and delight in playing is undiminished.
Under Pittman's leadership, their performances are
consistently delightful. Pittman programs beautiful
and sometimes neglected works as well as a few old
favorites and brings to them thoughtful and exciting
performances."