For your family. For your business. For your passion.
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Estate planning for you and your family.
Whether you’re starting your family, buying a home, retiring, or just getting caught up, there is never a better time than now to make sure your plan is in place. Learn how I can help you protect against the unexpected.
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Building and growing your business.
Whether you’re starting out, expanding, bringing in partners or adding legal protections to an established business, planning now avoids problems later.
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Protecting your art and design work.
I understand your business, because I worked in it for years. Your work is your passion, but it’s also your most valuable business asset. Plan ahead and understand how to protect yourself and your work.
A solid plan
A foundation to build on
The Law Office of Andrew Lynn is dedicated to helping Massachusetts businesses and individuals plan for success and build a solid legal foundation to avoid future problems.
Andrew Lynn is a Massachusetts attorney offering legal services to individuals, small businesses, design professionals and innovation entrepreneurs. Andrew has done legal work for multinational software companies, the ACLU and the Massachusetts Land Court. In private practice, Andrew has executed projects ranging from individual wills, to drafting of contracts for employment, intellectual property licensing, and business acquisitions, to technology company mergers and acquisitions.
Andrew is a graduate of the Northeastern University School of Law. He holds a Bachelor of Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he studied design and building technologies. While there he worked as a research assistant in wearable computing at the Media Lab, helping to develop projects that were early predecessors to current smartphone apps and Google Glass. Andrew went on to receive his Master of Architecture degree at Syracuse, where he was a research and teaching assistant. During this time his architectural work was shown at the Urban Center of New York City and the MAK Center of Los Angeles. Before entering the legal profession, Andrew worked as an architectural designer in New York and Boston firms on a range of commercial, K-12 and higher education projects.
