Welcome to Barton Gilman
Barton Gilman is a law firm dedicated to protecting our clients and committed to delivering efficient and effective solutions to each legal problem we confront.
With decades of experience and more than 30 lawyers admitted to practice in seven states, Barton Gilman offers the depth of skill and knowledge to help clients solve their legal challenges. Clients always work with hands-on partners and associates, best-suited to handle their cases and working directly on their matters. This allows us to deftly handle cases and deliver the kind of value clients expect and deserve.
Barton Gilman has offices in Boston, Providence and New York, and has helped clients throughout the Northeast in a wide range of matters.
What Our Clients Say
I found everyone at Barton Gilman to be attentive, concerned, and respectful of my needs. It was a positive light during a negative experience.
The attorneys at Barton Gilman have always exhibited the highest degree of cooperation, knowledge, and integrity. Communication and phone/e-mail responses are prompt, and the defense of cases is a collaborative effort.
Barton Gilman maintains the utmost professionalism. They are accommodating and attentive to their clients’ needs, impeccably thorough in keeping clients informed, and personable.
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Podcasts
In the latest "Legal Lowdown Podcast", Greg Vanden-Eykel follows up on a previous episode from November to discuss newly proposed Title IX regulations by the Secretary of Education. You can listen to the podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud or on our website at the link below:
January 17, 2019 Read AllClient Alerts
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recently announced that it is restoring the “Revised EEO-1: Pay Data Collection” for private employers with 100 or more employees — as well as certain federal contractors and subcontractors. The pay data collection requirement of the revised EEO-1 form had been suspended as of August 29, 2017. The EEOC now requires...
May 7, 2019 Read Allblogs
The Education Reform Primer: A blog exploring the history of public school education in America This blog will explore some of the influences from the last 375 years (mostly from the last 100 or so) that have shaped public school education and made it what it is today. So stay tuned, add this to your favorites, and prepare...
April 30, 2019 Read All