William G. Grady's career handling criminal defense and child protection cases has followed, to borrow from the words of poet Robert Frost, "the road less traveled." Back in 1964, his first "real job" was teaching English literature and composition to wayward girls at the now defunct Long Lane School, run by the state Department of Children and Families.
June 12, 2014 at 11:18 AM
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William G. Grady’s career handling criminal defense and child protection cases has followed, to borrow from the words of poet Robert Frost, “the road less traveled.”
Back in 1964, his first “real job” was teaching English literature and composition to wayward girls at the now defunct Long Lane School, run by the state Department of Children and Families. From there, he taught at the Middlesex Community College for 22 years. In the middle of his tenure, Grady decided to go law school.
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