About Kolleen Reddington Law
Practice Areas
- Criminal Defense
- Restraining Orders
- Cleric Magistrate Hearings
- OUI
- Sexual Assault
- Drug possession
- Weapons possession
- Domestic Violence
- Homicide
Our Approach
With Kolleen Reddington Law, we bring the defense attorney to your corner. We are dedicated to understanding what results you want and to helping you understand the strongest actions we can take on your behalf. We will work with you every step of the way to make sure that you understand the choices you are making and feel empowered to make them. Focus in Boston, Fall River, and Taunton, MA. Specialties: dui attorney, drug trial attorney.
Legacy of Success
With a legacy of criminal defense attorneys behind her combined with her professional experience, Kolleen is focused on bringing your case the strongest defense possible.
Prior to starting her independent criminal defense firm, Attorney Kolleen Reddington's background is extensive and spans the entire legal sphere within multiple specialties.
Kolleen Reddington served as a Prosecutor at the Taunton District Court for just under five years where she tried jury trials and cases that ranged from Motor Vehicle Homicide to Indecent Assault and Battery.
Kolleen served as an Associate Attorney at Cohen and Cleary P.C. She served as a criminal defense & trial attorney and focused on criminal cases and jury trials.
Attorney Kolleen Reddington received her Juris Doctor from Massachusetts School of Law, where she graduated in 2017. During law school, she acquired her 3:03 license and worked alongside her father, Kevin Reddington, who is a distinguished criminal defense attorney.
Kevin Reddington and Kolleen Reddington have shared numerous criminal cases. These cases involve: controlled substance violations, drug trafficking, motor vehicle offenses, fraud, child pornography, rape, assault and battery, indecent assault and battery, conspiracy, assault with the intent to murder, operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and various other crimes.
She is experienced in both juvenile and adult matters to include those who are challenged by mental or physical illness or substance abuse.