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Posted: June 28, 2024
Ligris + Associates PC acquires Hill & Plakias PC
Boston, MA Ligris + Associates PC, a boutique law firm specializing in commercial and residential real estate transactions, has acquired Hill & Plakias P.C, a Dedham, MA-based law firm serving business, institutional and individual clients in the areas of real estate, lender representation, and business transactions. Led by attorney Dean Plakias, the firm has a storied history and is well known for its legacy of providing quality, innovative, and practical legal services for more than 120 years.
This is Ligris’ third M&A transaction in th last year. In September, Adelson, Loria, & Weisman PC joined Ligris, and in November, Ligris acquired Liss Law, LLC. Together, these mergers deepen Ligris’ bench in the real estate industry, while augmenting its capabilities in corporate and estate & probate law.
Ligris’ co-managing partner Christos Viores, said “This latest addition reinforces our commitment to being the go-to residential and commercial real estate firm in Massachusetts, and perfectly aligns with our focus on providing broader legal services to our client base.”
Plakias brings over 35 years of experience and a skilled team of two professional staff members to Ligris. Commenting on the merger, Plakias said, “The merger with Ligris enhances the delivery of legal services to our existing and new clients through the combination of cutting-edge technology and the highest standards of compliance, along with our deep-rooted expertise in conveyancing and title practice. We are excited to join Ligris’ team of dedicated attorneys to continue the practice for the next generation of home owners and real estate investors.”
Hill & Plakias P.C. (originally MacIntosh & Hill) was founded in 1885 and is one of the oldest law firms in continuous operation in Norfolk County. The firm has provided innovative and practical solutions to individual clients and institutions across a range of practices, including real estate, mortgage lending, commercial finance, corporate and business Law, and estate planning & administration.
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