About Marshall
Marshall Tulley is an attorney who trained in New England and built his legal education over the course of the early 2000s. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the College of the Holy Cross in 1998 and later received his juris doctor from Northeastern University School of Law in 2007. Those years framed his entry into the legal profession and shaped his familiarity with the region's courts and institutions.
His undergraduate years at Holy Cross preceded three years of law study at Northeastern. The J.D. program concluded in 2007, after which he moved into the practice of law. The record shows admissions in two neighboring jurisdictions, indicating a professional presence across state lines.
Tulley is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Those admissions allow him to operate in both states' court systems and handle matters arising under their laws. The bi-state authorization reflects the practical realities for many lawyers who serve clients whose interests cross municipal and state boundaries.
Accounts of his career after law school are concise in public records. He has worked as a lawyer in the New England area since earning his degree. Over time, that work gave him experience handling matters before state tribunals and in various legal forums. He has sought to apply his training to the demands that clients bring in regional matters.
Colleagues describe a lawyer who navigates procedural and substantive questions in everyday practice. He combines the academic preparation of his undergraduate and law school years with the hands-on work of court filings, client counseling, and case management. He has kept pace with developments in state law where he is licensed.
Today Tulley continues to practice law in New England. He is licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire and maintains an active practice representing clients in matters across those states.
