What Practice Areas Does McGregor Law Group PC Cover?

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McGregor Law Group, PC is a Boston-based firm whose practice centers on Massachusetts environmental law and litigation, with related work in commercial and residential real estate. If your matter involves environmental compliance, land use, zoning, or a real estate dispute in Massachusetts, the firm's stated focus and published case work suggest it is a relevant place to start. If your issue is outside environmental and real estate law, the site gives no indication it is the right fit.

Core focus: environmental law and litigation

The firm describes itself as a "Massachusetts Environmental Law & Litigation Attorneys For Over 50 Years." That framing places environmental law at the center of the practice rather than as a sideline. The litigation emphasis matters: the site presents courtroom work as part of the core offering, not an occasional add-on.

What the published work covers

The firm's articles and case listings point to several recurring subject areas:

  • Zoning — including coverage of the Supreme Judicial Court's decision upholding the MBTA Communities Act's zoning requirement under G.L. c. 40A, § 3, in a case brought by the Town of Marshfield and its Select Board.
  • Affordable housing — including analysis of the Affordable Homes Act signed in August 2024, which authorized $5.16 billion in spending over five years alongside nearly 50 policy initiatives to encourage housing production.
  • Real estate transactions — including coverage of a unanimous Supreme Court decision on "just compensation" in tax sales, holding that the requirement is met by the price obtained at a tax sale at least when the sale is fairly conducted.
  • Wetlands and conservation — the site notes that attorney Nathaniel Stevens has served the Town of Arlington as a member of its Conservation Commission for 27 years, including as Chair.

These topics are consistent with a land-use and environmental practice rather than a general-purpose firm.

Real estate: commercial and residential

The firm's own description states that its attorneys represent clients in both commercial and residential real estate matters. Combined with the zoning and housing content, this suggests the real estate work is closely tied to land use and regulatory questions — the kind of matters where environmental and zoning rules intersect with a transaction or development.

Litigation and case results

The site maintains dedicated sections for "Litigation / Other Victories," "Featured Cases," and individual case lists organized by attorney (McGregor, Stevens, O'Neill, Smith-Quijada). For a prospective client, these pages are the most direct evidence of the firm's courtroom experience and the types of disputes it has handled. Reviewing the case lists by attorney is a practical way to check whether your specific issue resembles work the firm has already done.

How to decide whether to contact the firm

Use these conditions to judge fit:

Your situation Likely relevant?
Environmental compliance, permitting, or enforcement matter in Massachusetts Yes — core stated focus
Zoning, subdivision, or land-use dispute Yes — recurring published topic
Commercial or residential real estate transaction with regulatory issues Yes — stated representation area
Wetlands or conservation commission matter Yes — attorney experience on a conservation commission
Unrelated practice area (e.g., family law, criminal defense, immigration) No indication on the site

The firm lists its address as 15 Court Square, Ste 660, Boston, MA 02108, and a phone number, (617) 338-6464, for contact. The site does not publish fee information, so cost and engagement terms would need to be raised directly with the firm.

One caution on the site itself: several article dates on the page run into 2026, which is worth verifying if you are relying on a specific post for current legal status. For any decision about your own matter, confirm the current state of the law with the firm or counsel directly rather than from a blog summary.