About Matthew R
Matthew R Braucher is an attorney admitted to practice in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. He completed his legal education and satisfied the admissions requirements in three New England jurisdictions. Those multi-state credentials shape much of his day-to-day work and the choices he makes for clients.
He practices at Craig, Deachman & Amann, PLLC. At the firm he handles matters that require attention to differences in state procedure and local court rules. He regularly appears before state trial courts and engages with administrative processes where appropriate. The need to account for three separate sets of rules has influenced how he prepares cases and counsels clients.
Over the course of his career he has managed casework that moves across state lines. That involves coordinating filings in different jurisdictions, tracking deadlines under varying rules, and advising clients about practical consequences of pursuing claims or defenses in a particular venue. He also works with other lawyers at the firm to ensure consistent strategies when matters touch more than one state.
Colleagues describe his approach as methodical and precise. He focuses on the details that affect scheduling, evidence, and compliance. He also spends time preparing straightforward explanations for clients so they understand the practical steps ahead. His courtroom presence is calm and purposeful. He exercises the procedural tools available in each jurisdiction to advance clients’ positions.
Within the office he contributes to the team-based model that the firm employs. That includes briefing, discovery management, and negotiating resolutions when they best serve client interests. He consults with peers on complex jurisdictional questions, and he helps develop litigation plans that account for the particularities of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island law.
Outside courtroom procedure and filings, he places value on practical problem-solving. He evaluates risks and timelines, and he frames options for clients in direct terms. He balances the demands of litigation preparation with efforts to reach efficient outcomes when appropriate.
As of 2026 he remains at Craig, Deachman & Amann, PLLC, practicing under admissions in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. His current practice focuses on handling matters that require representation across those three jurisdictions.
