About Glenn James
Glenn James Murphy earned his law degree from the Massachusetts School of Law after completing his undergraduate studies at Framingham State College. He built a foundation in local and state law during his years in Massachusetts, where he has lived and worked for his career. His academic path combined a traditional legal education with roots in the regional community he serves.
Murphy launched a solo practice in 2001, opening the Law Office of Glenn J. Murphy. He maintained that independent practice while expanding his professional ties. In 2008 he took on an of-counsel role at Borchers Law P.C., supplementing his solo work with collaborative matters handled alongside other attorneys. He has been a member of the Massachusetts State Bar since 2001.
His local involvement runs alongside his legal work. Since 2007 he has served on the Town of Medway Conservation Commission. He joined the Medway Open Space Committee the following year, taking part in municipal discussions about land use and preservation. Those roles place him at the intersection of law, municipal governance, and community planning.
Murphy’s professional affiliations reflect practical elements of his practice. He has been an agent for First American Title Insurance Company since 2007, a position that brings him into routine contact with property transactions and title issues. The title-agent role complements his private practice and his municipal conservation work, connecting courthouse procedures, title problems and local land-use policy.
Throughout his career Murphy has handled a mix of matters typical of a Massachusetts general practitioner who works in real estate and municipal affairs. He is comfortable negotiating the paperwork of property transfers, examining title concerns and advising on the regulatory questions that often arise when land is developed or conserved. His municipal committee work keeps him close to the practical implications of local bylaws and conservation regulations.
Colleagues and clients see him as an attorney who combines courtroom knowledge with hands-on municipal experience. He balances solo practice responsibilities with the occasional collaborative role as of counsel. Those overlapping roles give him a steady view of both transactional and local-government work.
He maintains an active legal presence in Massachusetts, conducting matters through his Law Office of Glenn J. Murphy and serving of counsel at Borchers Law P.C. He currently focuses on real estate transactions, title issues and municipal conservation and open-space matters in Massachusetts.
