About Attorney Metro

 

Attorney Metro has been a defense advocate for over a decade, serving clients in Worcester County. A native of Newton, Massachusetts, she grew up in Waltham and graduated from Waltham High School. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from UMass Lowell, followed by a law degree from Roger Williams University School of Law. While in law school, she excelled as a research assistant and was awarded the CALI Award for outstanding legal research and writing.

 

With extensive experience in district court criminal matters, Attorney Metro has handled a diverse range of cases from misdemeanor offenses to felony charges. Her approach is personalized and results-focused, working closely with clients to develop effective defense strategies while tailoring resolutions to their individual needs.

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Attorney Metro's clients had the following to say:

                                                                                              

April 18, 2015

Leah was my attorney and she did an awesome job representing me. I was in a family feud and my mother and sister gave a false story to the police against me. Their statements brought about felony charges against me from the District Attorney. Leah overturned every rock to punch holes in their story, convincing the court IN PRETRIALS that the story against me was false.... so I never went to trial and do not have a criminal record now. I went to about 9 or 10 pretrials and Leah made every motion under the sun on my behalf. It was frustrating for me that things seemed to be taking so long to resolve, but it turned out that all those pre-trials saved me the years of heartache and aggravation that could have come with a criminal record (or worse, with time in jail if I went to trial just to have the jury go against me). One factor that I think was important is that every judge we saw during the pretrials seemed to like Leah, and they always ruled in her favor... even on motions where it could have easily went against me. I saw many other cases go before the court when I was sitting in the courtroom waiting for my pretrials, and I quickly realized that you need a lawyer who knows how the court works. Don't try to "tell your story" if you are not a lawyer... that could be as bad as trying to do brain surgery if you never went to medical school. Just tell Leah the facts and trust that she can focus on what is important for the judge to hear. Court is no fun... good luck to you if you have to go before a judge. My advice would be to not talk to anyone if you are charged... just wait to talk to your lawyer and let him or her present the case. I really can't say enough good things about how Leah handled my whole situation. 100 out of 100 stars!

                                       -Client review  

  

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