Denise Queally

DENISE QUEALLY was born in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Denise graduated from Suffolk University Law School among the top in her class. While attending law school, she worked full time for the Administrative Office of the Trial Court managing a 75 million dollar budget and working side by side with Chief Justices and court administrators from across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Denise manages her family’s real estate development business, is a fully licensed real estate broker, and since 1999 has represented real estate developers, buyers and sellers in a wide variety of real estate transactions. Denise is also actively involved in health care rare disease advocacy, and provides guidance and direction to other nonprofits that she has been deeply committed to for many years. 

When she is not representing her clients with enthusiasm and compassion or volunteering her time with nonprofits, Denise simply does all she can to enjoy life, including spending quality time with family and friends. Denise’s husband of almost 25 years and her two teenage children are the lights of her life.  She firmly believes that empathy and compassion are the greatest qualities we can collectively foster as a community. Denise looks forward to working with you and representing your best interests. 

AREAS OF PRACTICE

Real Estate
Corporate Law
Nonprofit

BAR ADMISSIONS

Massachusetts, 1999
U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts, 2002

EDUCATION

Suffolk University Law School, Boston, Massachusetts  
Degree: Juris Doctorate 
Honors: magna cum laude

Providence College, Providence, RI 
Degree: Bachelor of Science 

Honors: cum laude
Major: Political Science
Minor: Public Administration

Honors and Awards 

-National Dean’s List
-Member of the Epsilon Chi Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha – The National Political Honor Society
-Recognized for excellent writing ability by Suffolk Law School’s Legal Practice Skills Program
-Member of Phi Delta Phi – Law School Honor Society

Community InvolvemenT

New England Connection for PKU & Allied Disorders, Inc.  President, formerly Treasurer  (2001 – Present)

National PKU Alliance Board Member (January 2019 – December 2019)

Mike’s 5K to Crush Substance Abuse Board Member (2017 – Present)

Milton Foundation for Education President, formerly Trustee (2010 – 2017)

Health and Human Service’s Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children Evidence Review Subcommittee Consumer Representative (2009 – 11)

My Brother’s Keeper Volunteer (1994 – Present)

St. Mary’s Center for Women & Children Volunteer (2010 – Present)

Cunningham Elementary Parent/Teacher Organization President (2008 – 10)

North Braintree Civic Association President (1999 – 2001) 

Home For Now Volunteer (1995 – 2002

Maureen E. Feeney, Boston City Councilor Campaign Manager & Community Liaison (1993 – 1994) 

The Arborway School for the Blind Volunteer (1990 – 1996)