About William C. Enright
William C. Enright Jr. built a career that crosses military service and courtroom work. He earned a B.A. from Boston University in 1974 and later completed a J.D. at Suffolk University Law School in 1982. Those two institutions bookend a path that led him from undergraduate study into the law and then into uniformed service.
Shortly after law school, Enright entered active duty with the United States Air Force in 1983. His time on active duty was the start of a long relationship with military service. He went on to serve in the Massachusetts Air National Guard and rose to the rank of colonel. That service placed him in settings that mix legal, administrative and operational responsibilities.
On the civilian side, Enright is licensed to practice in Massachusetts. He also holds the ability to appear before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. Those admissions reflect both state and federal practice and a thread of military-related jurisdiction in his professional profile.
Enright has worked as a lawyer at The Law Offices of John C. Manoog III. His time there ties into a broader practice that intersects civilian legal practice and matters that arise from military service. He is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Barnstable County Bar Association, and the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers. Those memberships connect him to professional networks across the state and to trial-focused colleagues.
Peers and clients encounter an attorney whose background includes courtroom exposure, military legal systems, and administrative work tied to service. His career has moved between the bench, base, and office. He has navigated filings and proceedings in state courts, federal trial courts, and military appellate forums.
Outside of formal listings, Enright’s resume is notable for the steady overlap of civilian and military roles. He balanced active-duty service early in his legal career and continued involvement with the Air National Guard later on. That continuity shaped the types of matters he takes on and the venues in which he appears.
He currently practices at The Law Offices of John C. Manoog III and represents clients in state, federal and military courts.
