Caruso and Caruso

Caruso & Caruso, LLP established in 1975 provides exceptional service to a broad and diverse clientele. Our attorneys have represented clients in Superior, District, Probate, and U.S. District Courts. All of our lawyers share the goal of providing professional, personalized, and creative representation. We work closely with our clients to gain a thorough understanding of their objectives and to respond to changing circumstances and demanding time requirements. We are assisted by a capable staff of paralegals and support personnel. Our offices are equipped with state-of-the-art computer systems, enabling us to deliver efficient and timely service.

Peter J. Caruso, Esq. – Bio
Atty. Peter J. Caruso, Sr. has counseled over 3,000 family and business clients in real estate, estate planning, asset protection, corporation issues, land development, personal injury settlements, family and business disputes. Representing newspapers, lending institutions, family businesses, corporations in transactions and litigation in all courts.

Atty. Caruso has represented media organizations throughout New England including, NENA, NEPA, NCAMA, is involved with newspaper access issues, advertising acceptance practices and news reporting. Atty. Caruso has represented the media in the Willie Horton case, Pamela Smart case, Alan Eagleson case, and many investigative series.

Currently he is the Chairman of the Merrimack Valley Community Foundation, Inc., and on the Board of Directors of Essex North District Boy Scouts, Lawrence Boys & Girls Club, Merrimack Valley Conveyancers Association. He served as the Past President of NCAMA and Andover Racquets Club. He is also a Massachusetts Bar Fellow, a member of American Bar Association, and counsel to Greater Lawrence Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

Born Lawrence, Massachusetts, June 4, 1949; admitted to bar, 1975, Massachusetts; 1977, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts; Suffolk University (J.D., 1975)

Areas of Expertise:

For Individuals and Families:

• estate planning and administration
• asset protection
• real estate
• personal injuries
• family law

For Businesses:

• corporate formations
• contract issues
• business disputes
• employment law

Real Estate Professionals:

• residential and commercial developments
• zoning and land use

Other Specialties:

• newspaper, media, access issues
• advertising
• internet law
• art law
• defamation
• privacy
• First Amendment rights