About Alan S.
Alan S. Fanger entered the legal profession after completing a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Michigan–Ann Arbor in 1981 and earning his J.D. from Boston University School of Law in 1986. Those academic milestones set the course for a long career in law that spans four decades.
He began practicing soon after law school and has spent much of that time in private practice. Over the years he has handled matters that brought him into courtrooms and conference rooms alike. His education and experience have informed a steady practice style: careful preparation, attention to procedure, and plainspoken communication with clients and colleagues.
Fanger is an active member of professional organizations. He belongs to the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers and is a member of the American Bar Association. Memberships like these signal regular engagement with continuing legal education, peer review, and the practical demands of courtroom work. They also reflect an ongoing interest in developments in state and national law.
He maintains a private practice under the name Law Office of Alan S. Fanger. Through that office he provides legal services to individuals and businesses. His work has included representation in contested matters and resolving disputes through negotiation or litigation when necessary. He has relied on his training and years of practice to guide clients through procedural deadlines and the practical realities of civil matters.
Colleagues describe his approach as pragmatic and matter-of-fact. He tends to break problems down into clear steps and to communicate options in straightforward terms. Clients seeking an attorney familiar with courtroom practice and familiar with procedural strategy have found his office a place to bring complex questions. He currently practices at the Law Office of Alan S. Fanger, handling trial and litigation matters.
