BHPK is excited to introduce three new attorneys to the firm – please join us in welcoming Natasha Meserve, Crystal Huff and Michael Glennon to our award-winning team of attorneys!
Natasha Meserve joins BHPK after working as counsel for a major insurance company, where she represented policyholders in both individual and business lawsuits, as well as first-party claims, motor vehicle accidents, construction and premises liability cases. She also represented the company on matters of breach of contract and auto body claims. At BHPK, she practices primarily in the areas of employment, civil rights, and insurance defense litigation.
Crystal Huff previously served as Town Solicitor for the Town of Braintree, representing the Town in litigation before administrative agencies, state and federal courts, as well as sec courts of appeal in matters of labor and employment law, land use and environmental law, construction law, election law, permitting and contractual disputes. She also provided comprehensive legal counsel to the Mayor, municipal departments, boards, and the Town Council. She brings extensive experience representing municipalities across the Commonwealth and focuses her practice at BHPK on defending public employers and public entities in complex civil rights and discrimination cases before state and federal courts.
Michael Glennon is an experienced trial attorney specializing in all manner of personal injury and tort claims, criminal law, construction site injuries, civil rights claims, sexual assault and sex-trafficking, and premises liability. Prior to BHPK, he spent over a decade with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, as both an Assistant District Attorney and finally, as Chief of the Juvenile Unit for seven years where he handled youth and adult indictments and investigations of sexual assault, gang crimes involving firearms and significant violence, human trafficking, child pornography, and robberies. He also created and supervised the nationally recognized Juvenile Alternative Resolution (JAR) diversion program. In addition to case work, Mike has been an adjunct faculty member at Suffolk University Law School since 2022, teaching courses in professional responsibility.
