About Laura
Laura Cannon-Ordile entered the legal profession after completing her law degree at Boston College Law School in 1988. She graduated at a time of change in the profession, when new areas of practice were emerging and traditional paths were shifting. The diploma placed her among a cohort that went on to build careers in courts, firms, and public service across Massachusetts.
Her admission to practice in Massachusetts followed her graduation. Over the years she has been part of the state's legal community and has practiced under the Massachusetts bar. That grounding has informed the practical judgment she brings to routine filings and courtroom settings alike.
Cannon-Ordile's early years in the field coincided with an era when many lawyers moved between private firms and public roles. She developed courtroom experience and handled matters that required attention to procedural detail. Colleagues describe her work as steady and methodical; clients have relied on her to manage the day-to-day tasks that underpin larger legal strategies.
She has worked on matters that call for careful case management, written advocacy, and client counseling. Her training at Boston College Law School appears in the disciplined approach she takes to research and brief-writing. That work often involves translating complex legal points into clear arguments that judges and opposing counsel can readily follow.
Outside the courtroom, Cannon-Ordile has been present at professional events in Massachusetts. She has engaged with peers on practice issues and participated in forums where civil procedure and court rules receive practical scrutiny. Those interactions have kept her current on changes in practice and process, and they have shaped how she advises clients on timing and procedural risk.
Across a legal career that began in the late 1980s and continues into the present decade, Cannon-Ordile has maintained connections to the Massachusetts bar and its institutions. She balances litigation tasks and case preparation with an emphasis on practical outcomes. She currently practices law in Massachusetts.
