Tang&Maravelis, P.C.

Our attorneys have a longstanding record of success, and we take pride in the positive results we have obtained for our clients through motions, mediations, arbitrations, and trial.

The firm's attorneys have extensive trial experience. The firm's litigation practice handles complex matters in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. (For a more comprehensive list of areas of practice, click here.) Additionally, our attorneys are adept at providing coverage opinions in any area of insurance law and corporate advice to our clients. In addition, our attorneys perform investigation of alleged workplace discrimination, harassment and other alleged employment policy violations.

Our attorneys routinely provide seminars to clients on a variety of legal issues and are always available to provide a presentation upon a client's request.

Mr. Tang is a founding partner of the firm. He is admitted to practice in the state courts of Massachusetts and Connecticut, the federal court of Massachusetts and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Tang has successfully mediated, arbitrated, and tried numerous cases to verdict in the Massachusetts Superior Court and District Court. He handles complex matters involving corporate law, liquor liability, trucking accidents, motor vehicle torts, premises liability, insurance coverage and reinsurance, construction litigation, bad faith litigation, worker's compensation, subrogation, products liability and environmental law. Mr. Tang has spoken at numerous lectures and seminars at the American Licensed Beverage Association conference in Las Vegas to the Night Club and Bar Industry on dram shop liability and how to protect their assets.

Mr. Maravelis is a founding partner of the firm. His practice focuses defending matters involving municipal, construction, transportation, general liability and product liability litigation in the state and federal courts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Additionally, his practice concentrates on coverage analysis and bad faith litigation. Mr. Maravelis has successfully tried numerous cases to verdict in the Massachusetts and New Hampshire Trial Courts.

Mr. Maravelis has written and spoken at numerous lectures and seminars on issues including examining expert witnesses, automotive litigation, and employment practices.

Ms. Berry's practice focuses on civil litigation in the state and federal courts of Connecticut and Rhode Island, as well as the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Disputes Court. Her areas of practice are motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, general litigation, insurance coverage, products liability, and liquor liability. Attorney Berry has successfully mediated, arbitrated, and tried numerous cases to verdict.

Mr. Goldberg's practice focuses on civil litigation in the state and federal courts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. His areas of practice are medical malpractice, motor vehicle liability, premises liability, general litigation, products liability, and employment law. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Goldberg was an associate at a Rhode Island law firm where he focused his practice on medical malpractice, civil litigation, employment law and criminal law. He has successfully mediated, arbitrated and tried numerous cases to verdict in the state and federal courts of Rhode Island.

Mr. Antonoff's practice focuses on the areas of Insurance Defense Litigation, Subrogation and Premises Liability. Mr. Antonoff began his practice in a general civil practice, including corporate law, estate planning, bankruptcy matters, employment law, worker's compensation, and civil litigation before moving into the area of insurance defense and general litigation defense. Mr. Antoff has experience handling matters through trial in the court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and State of Connecticut.

Ms. Shipley's practice focuses on civil litigation in the State Courts of Massachusetts. Her areas of practice are motor vehicle liability, premises liability, general litigation, products liability, property insurance, subrogation, and insurance coverage. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Shipley served as a Law Clerk to the Justices of the Superior Court of Massachusetts.

Ms. Garland's practice focuses on civil litigation in the State and Federal Courts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Her areas of practice are motor vehicle liability, premises liability, general litigation, products liability, collections, landlord tenant, and education law. Prior to joining Tang & Maravelis, Ms. Garland was an associate at a Rhode Island law firm where she focused her practice on insurance defense, construction litigation, family law, education law, personal injury and landlord/tenant law. Attorney Garland has successfully mediated, arbitrated and tried numerous cases to verdict.

Attorney Sullivan has represented insurers and businesses in the defense of premises, motor vehicle, product, and liquor liability, employment matters, and also prosecuted personal injury matters since her admission to the Massachusetts bar. She has successfully mediated countless cases, tried cases to verdict in Superior Court and handled appellate matters. Attorney Sullivan served as a law clerk to the Justices of the Superior Court from 2008-2010, where she worked on a variety of civil and criminal cases.

Mr. Bell's practice focuses on civil litigation in the State Courts of Massachusetts. His areas of practice are motor vehicle liability, products liability, premises liability, general litigation, insurance coverage, and liquor liability. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Bell worked as an associate at a Massachusetts law firm focusing in civil litigation.

Mr. Ring's practice focuses on civil litigation in the State of Connecticut. His areas of practice are motor vehicle liability, premises liability, general litigation, insurance coverage, and liquor liability. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Ring worked as a clerk for the Connecticut Superior Court.

Mr. Ursillo is of counsel to the firm. He began his legal career with a clerkship in the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina. He then joined a South Carolina firm before relocating his practice to Rhode Island in 2002. He is admitted to practice in the State of Rhode Island as well as various federal courts.