U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts, 2004
U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals, 2004
Rhode Island, 2008
New Hampshire, 2008
U.S. District Court, District of Rhode Island, 2011
U.S. District Court, District of New Hampshire, 2016
Dennis Teravainen has been a trial attorney and litigator since 2002 when he worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex County. Dennis has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in hundreds of cases involving complex subject matters including but not limited to products liability, construction site accidents, premises liability claims, and motor vehicle collisions. He is licensed to practice law in all federal and state courts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
Bar Associations
Rhode Island Bar Association
New Hampshire Bar Association
Education
University of Vermont, Burlington, VT - B.A. Political Science & Sociology - 1997
Suffolk University School of Law, Boston, MA - J.D. - 2002
During my senior year of college, after an unexpected situation my dad reached out to Robert C. Shea to represent me, and I am forever grateful he did. It was a very emotional and intimidating process for me, but Robert and his team guided me through it all with the...
Molly Potts
Professional. Very clean office environment. Responsive. Excellent client service. Prompt. Respectful. I mean the list goes on and on. I would definitely recommend Robert, he is the attorney! Kallie is awesome, always friendly and patient! Although it was a journey and...
Darnelle A.
Robert was a great person to work with on my case. I had a difficult time with the process and he made it clear and easy to understand. He communicated with me at every step and was very accessible when I needed him. Robert most importantly was able to win our case. He...
Eddie Rodrigues
Rob helped me out of a jam, even though it didn’t fall under the umbrella of his primary focus of law. I had an out of state vendor for two of my businesses; this vendor, for reasons unknown, created a second account for each of these businesses and was double dipping...
