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February 2021
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Ready to Gamble? Massachusetts Refunds $25 if You Beat Your Ticket

Massachusetts traffic lawyer Melvin Heard is the recipient of Avvo’s Clients’ Choice Award 5 years in a row (2014-2018), rated Top Attorney with a perfect 10/10, and obtained over 99 positive client reviews.  Melvin received his Juris Doctorate from Boston College Law School and Bachelor of Arts from Colgate University.  He lives in Boston with his chihuahua Slim and sphynx Bastet.  He can be found at www.heardlawoffice.com

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