Partner Marc A. Moccia has been a member of the firm since 2011. He focuses his practice in the areas of personal injury litigation and divorce and family law. He has also litigated police misconduct cases with Partner Marsha V. Kazarosian and tried cases as lead counsel in the Family and Probate Court and Superior Court.
In 2026, he was elected as Vice President of the Massachusetts Bar Association, (MBA), after having served as its Secretary and Treasurer. He has chaired the MBA's Family Law Section Council and Rules and Governance Committee, and served on the MBA's Membership Committee. Attorney Moccia served on the MBA’s prestigious Task Force, On the Law, Economy, and Underemployment, where he contributed to the Task Force's 2012 Report entitled "Beginning the Conversation." The report, which explored the causes of and solutions for underemployment of law student graduates, has received national recognition since its release in May 2012 and was featured in the American Bar Association Journal.
Attorney Moccia is a member of the Massachusetts Probate and Family American Inn of Court. In January 2020, he was appointed to the new Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court’s Standing Committee on Lawyer Well-Being. In 2017, he was an inaugural Fellow of the MBA’s Leadership Academy. A past president of the Haverhill Bar Association, he has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America© in the area of Plaintiffs Personal Injury and Family Law since 2020.
For many years, Attorney Moccia coached the Consentino and Sacred Hearts Middle School Mock Trial Teams that presented argument each year at the Haverhill Bar Association's Law Day ceremonies. He has also moderated several Massachusetts Bar Association and Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education panels and spoke at the MBA’s Practicing with Professionalism course in 2018.