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RUSSELL X. POLLOCK – Extensive and Diverse Courtroom Experience

RUSSELL X. POLLOCK
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Russell X. Pollock practices civil litigation, representing individuals in medical malpractice, legal malpractice, general liability, products liability and motor vehicle liability actions. He has tried numerous cases to verdict in a variety of areas of law. Following law school, Russ began practicing in New York City until moving his practice to Boston in 1994.

Outside of the Courtroom, Russ Pollock is considered a lawyer’s lawyer because of his diligent yet congenial nature. He has participated on a number of bar association committees and has spoken on and written on a number of litigation related topics.

Russ Pollock participates on the civil level having chaired his local school committee and having served on his town’s advisory committee.

Representative Honors & Awards

The Order of Barristers, National Member

American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), Associate Member

AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated, the highest rating by Martindale Hubbell

AVVO highest ranking of 10

Designated a Super Lawyer – numerous years

Board of Bar Overseers Hearing Officer

Representative Trials

Armao v. Honda

Blake v. Nelligan

Burbo v. Worcester Elevator

Centrella v. Brown

Cheney v. Angus et al.

Hubonette v. Agallianos

Outcault v. Bazylewicz

Ryan v. Mattingly

Bar Admissions (State & Federal)

Massachusetts

New York

Rhode Island

Connecticut

New Hampshire

Representative Publications & Presentations

Provisions of the Health Payment Reform Act Affecting Medical Malpractice Litigation, Bar Boston Association Professional Liability Committee, January 25, 2013

BBA Professional Liability Committee Presentation, Fee Arrangements and How Attorneys get Themselves into Trouble, Boston Bar Association., 2011

The Loss of a Chance Doctrine in Massachusetts Medical Malpractice Cases, Boston Bar Association, 2008

Be A Parent Not A Pal, (Social Host Liability Presentations), various presentations throughout the state, 2008 – 2009

Deposition Workshop, MCLE , 2000 – 2007, 2012

Discovery and Deposition Practice, Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association Annual Meeting and Spring Seminar, 2002

Issues Concerning Contribution and Indemnity, MBA Sections Review, 1999

A Practical Guide to Taking Depositions, ABA Young Lawyers Division Litigation Committee Summer, 1995

Considerations When Deciding Whether to Depose the Plaintiff’s Security

Keep the Case Moving Forward, MBA Young Lawyers Division Newsletter (Winter), 1995

Proving Enhanced Injuries in Product Liability Litigation, Products, General Liability and Consumer Law Committee, ABA-Tort and Insurance Practice Section (Winter), 1995

Memberships & Leadership Positions

American Bar Association

  • Past Chair, Continuing Legal Education Committee, Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section (“TIPS”)
  • Past Chair, Products, General Liability and Consumer Law Committee, TIPS
  • Past Co-Chair, TIPS National Program on “Emerging Issues in Motor Vehicle Product Liability Litigation”
  • Past Vice Chair, TIPS Self Insurers and Risk Managers Committee

American Board of Trial Advocates

  • Past Massachusetts Chapter President

Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys

  • Board of Governors

Massachusetts Bar Association

  • Member, Board of Directors, Young Lawyers Division, 1995 – 1999

Massachusetts Bar Foundation

  • Life Fellow

The American Association for Justice

Member, Board of Directors, Solo/Small Firm Law Practice Management, 2016 – 2017

Education

1986, B.S., Applied Mathematics, State University of New York at Stony Brook

1989, J.D., Brooklyn Law School

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