Our Support Team

Bookkeeper

Laura Stolboshinskaya joined the firm in the spring of 2016. Prior to joining the firm, Laura held positions in accounting at Shambhala Publications and in investment operations and accounting at Pentagram Investment Partners. Laura graduated from Riga Technical University in her home country Latvia with degrees in Economics and Applied Mathematics.

Paralegal

Sarah Sullivan joined the firm in the summer of 2018. Sarah graduated from Boston College in 2018 with a B.A. in History and Psychology. During her time at BC, she completed extensive independent research on the American South during the Reconstruction era and volunteered as a tutor at the Commonwealth Tenants Association, an after school program positioned within a housing development in Brighton, MA. In the summer of 2017, Sarah interned with the Massachusetts Department of Correction’s Strategic Planning and Research Division. During her junior year, Sarah spent a semester in Melbourne, Australia studying criminology and history.

Senior Paralegal

Alexandra Gwillim joined the firm in the summer of 2018. Alexandra graduated from Bates College in 2018 with a B.A. in Politics with a concentration in Philosophical, Literary and Legal Studies, and a minor in Women and Gender Studies. She wrote her senior thesis on bureaucratic behavior in the Social Security Disability Insurance eligibility process. As an undergrad, Alexandra was President and Co-Founder of the Pre-Law Society, President of She’s the First, and Treasurer of the Filmboard. She interned with the Maine Prisoner’s Advocacy Coalition, Maine Volunteer Lawyers Project, and the Lewiston District Court. During her senior year, Alexandra spent a semester abroad studying sexuality politics in Brazil.

Paralegal

Victoria Campbell joined the firm in the summer of 2018. Victoria graduated from Dartmouth College in 2018 with a B.A. in Psychology and Religious Studies. While at Dartmouth, Victoria was an executive member of The Dartmouth Subtleties, an all-female a cappella group, served as the Registrar of her sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and participated in the DREAM Program as well as Dartmouth’s Native American Program. During her junior year, Victoria spent a semester abroad in Rome, Italy where she studied Italian language, culture, and history. During her senior year, she spent a semester abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland where she studied the origins of Christianity in the U.K. and the history of the production of the bible in England and Scotland.