A well-deserved spotlight for Joseph D. Feaster, Jr., of Counsel at Dain Torpy, who was recognized in Northeastern University School of Law‘s 50th Reunion Class of 1975 newsletter.
Throughout his career, Joseph has demonstrated outstanding leadership and service, from shaping Boston’s real escape landscape to advocating for equity, justice and civic progress.
We’re honored to have him as part of the Dain Torpy team!
Our very own Natasha K. Peck served as Co-Chair of this year’s CREW Boston Annual Charity Golf Tournament, helping bring together members across the CREW community for a day of connection, competition, and giving back.
Natasha was joined by partners Elizabeth Garner, Michael Riley, and Molly Myers on the course as part of Team Dain Torpy, representing our firm’s continued support for CREW Boston’s mission to advance women in real estate.
Meredith Cabarrus recently joined fellow Suffolk Law alumni as a panelist at the Suffolk Real Estate Law Society (RELS) Fall Panel. Meredith had the chance to share insights from her career in commercial real estate and her experience navigating the evolving landscape of the industry.
We’re always thrilled to see our attorneys giving back to the next generation of legal professionals and representing Dain Torpy in the community!
Attorney Natasha K. Peck was honored to serve on the St. Francis House All The Way Home Gala committee this past weekend, helping make this inspiring evening possible.
The Gala brought together nearly 350 supporters, partners, and friends for a night full of celebration and reflection with a shared purpose – raising more than $820,000 to help guests find stability and a path forward.
We are grateful to be part of a community that continues to uplift others and advance the mission of St. Francis House.
We are proud to recognize Joseph D. Feaster, Jr., Of Counsel at Dain Torpy, for speaking on the Men’s Wellness and Mental Health panel at the Reggie Lewis Center’s 30th Anniversary Celebration.
Alongside Jua Robinson and Marc Abelard, Joseph engaged in an important conversation on mental health disparities among men. The discussion explored strategies for wellness, the importance of accessible resources, and pathways for those pursuing careers in the mental health field, including opportunities at William James College.