Aaron is an associate in the firm’s Administrative Law department whose practice focuses primarily on environmental and energy law.
A member of the firm’s Energy and Climate group, Aaron provides a broad range of legal services for developers of renewable energy projects and related transmission facilities. Those services include securing key permits for building utility-scale offshore wind facilities, conducting environmental due diligence on multiple solar energy projects, and representing energy industry clients in adjudicatory proceedings before state public utilities commissions in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Aaron also has extensive experience litigating and working to resolve complex environmental disputes, including under federal and state Superfund statutes, the federal Clean Air Act, and multiple Massachusetts environmental laws, including Massachusetts laws and regulations relating to sustainable coastline development. Aaron also helps clients on environmental due diligence and similar issues in real estate and corporate transactions.
Aaron maintains a general litigation practice, which has included representing clients in complex civil disputes in highly regulated industries. His practice includes litigating Medicare billing disputes under the False Claims Act and assisting in internal investigations for healthcare and education clients. Aaron also has significant trial experience from his four-month rotation as a special assistant district attorney for Norfolk County, where he conducted seventeen criminal trials before judges and juries.
Aaron maintains an active pro bono immigration practice, representing unaccompanied migrant children seeking lawful permanent residency in the United States. He has also represented an immigrant detainee in a habeas corpus proceeding in Massachusetts federal district court.
Before joining the firm, Aaron served as law clerk for Justice Gary E. Hicks of the New Hampshire Supreme Court. In law school, Aaron was Editor-in-Chief of the Boston University International Law Journal.