About Linda Marie
Linda Marie Little built a career at the intersection of numbers and law. She began her academic path at Babson College, earning a B.S. in Business Administration. She went on to the University of Houston Law Center for her J.D. and later completed an MBA at Oral Roberts University. The combination of business training, a law degree, and graduate business study shaped an approach that moves easily between accounting records and legal filings.
Her earliest professional steps were in accounting. In 1978 she worked at the firm of John L. Brink, CPA. That experience led to a position as a Certified Public Accountant at JOHN ROSATONE, P.A. in 1986. The CPA roles gave her technical grounding in financial statements, tax preparation and audit-related work. Those years in practice also offered a hands-on education in client service and regulatory compliance.
Little shifted into legal practice the following year. In 1987 she served as a Senior Associate at Kazarosian Law Offices. The move from public accounting firms into a law office reflected a broader professional pivot. At Kazarosian she worked on matters that required both legal analysis and financial literacy. Her work often involved reviewing business records, assessing tax issues, and advising on transactions where legal structure and financial detail intersected.
Her bar jurisdiction is Massachusetts. That registration aligns with practice in state courts and matters governed by Massachusetts law. Over the course of a multi-decade career she has navigated both accounting standards and legal rules. Colleagues from accounting and law circles have relied on her ability to translate complex financial information into legal strategies and clear advice.
Little’s training spans business administration, law and graduate business study. That blend informs how she evaluates cases, prepares documentation and discusses options with clients. She has alternated between roles in public accounting and law offices, bringing a practical sensibility to each engagement. Those who have worked with her describe a professional who reads financial statements closely and applies legal doctrine to business contexts.
As of 2026 she remains active in practice, handling matters that draw on her combined accounting and legal background. Her current work centers on legal matters that require detailed financial analysis and an understanding of business operations.
