Joseph Geremia has spent much of his 30 years as a lawyer representing children in some of the most harrowing circumstances imaginable. The bulk of his practice, the lion’s share of his day, is spent working as a court-appointed lawyer representing children who have been victimized.
His work is done largely out of the public view, filing motions or making arguments on behalf of children in court hearings that are non-public, because they involve the protection of juveniles.
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