Corey Sullivan Martin

Corey Sullivan Martin focuses her practice on real estate, condominium, construction and business litigation. She represents corporate and individual clients in the state and federal trial and appellate courts, administrative proceedings and at arbitration and mediation. Corey is barred in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Immediately prior to joining MSU, Corey practiced at a national law firm where she focused on complex civil litigation. Corey has litigated complex administrative claims and appeals arising under the Federal Administrative Procedures Act (APA) and analogous state statutes and the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) which involved precedential and constitutional matters of first impression. Corey has also litigated a wide variety of tort claims, product liability, first-party property claims and insurance coverage matters in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Prior to entering civil practice, Corey served as an assistant district attorney at the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office for five years where she successfully argued in front of the Massachusetts Appeals Court and brought more than seventy-five cases to trial in both the District and Superior Courts.

While in law school, Corey served as a legal intern for the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, where she worked with an international team to prosecute former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier for crimes against humanity.

In 2022, Corey was named “Women in Law: Ones to Watch” and in 2021 she was named “Commercial Litigation: Ones to Watch” by Best Lawyers in America.

EDUCATION

• B.A., New York University

• M.S., City University of New York

• J.D., Boston College Law School

ADMISSIONS

• Massachusetts

• Rhode Island

• Connecticut