About Me
Jessica Tripp
Attorney Tripp began her career as an Assistant District Attorney with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, where she spent four years prosecuting domestic violence and sexual assault cases. She opened her own practice in July of 2009. Since that time, she has fought tirelessly to protect the rights of her clients and ensure their rights are not violated. She has extensive trial experience, as well as motion practice. She has handled hundreds of cases on the District, as well as Superior, court level. A sample of cases she has handled can be found under the Notable Cases page. Attorney Tripp’s practice is exclusively in the field of criminal defense.
Accolades
Congratulations Once Again to Jessica Tripp - One of Boston Magazine’s Top Lawyers For 2023!
Jessica Tripp has been recognized by Boston Magazine as a Top Lawyer for a third year in a row.
Boston magazine has used the same multiphase approach from previous years for comiling a listing of exceptional attorneys. Read more in the Boston Magazine article here.
Congratulations Again to Jessica Tripp - One of Boston Magazine’s Top Lawyers For 2022!
Jessica Tripp has been recognized by Boston Magazine as a Top Lawyer for a second year in a row.
"To compile this extensive guide, Boston magazine (in partnership with DataJoe Research) invited lawyers in the area to nominate up to three of their peers in a select number of specialties. The top vote-getters in each specialty were then reviewed by an advisory board of select lawyers, chosen for their credentials and the high number of votes they received."
One of Boston Magazine’s Inaugural list of Top Lawyers for 2021!
Jessica Tripp has been recognized by Boston Magazine as a Top Lawyer.
Boston Magazine created their inaugural Top Lawyer guide by using a multiphase process. First, Boston Magazine invited local lawyers to nominate up to three of their peers. Once voting had finished, an advisory board of select lawyers reviewed the highest-ranking lawyers in each partice area, choosing lawyers for their credentials. This resulted in a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys.
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Jessica started her legal career prosecuting criminal cases at the District Attorney's Office. She's taken that experience and her tenacity to defend people accused of crimes. As a result of the loss of her brother, she's become very active in suicide prevention. She's a bright, tough, interesting woman that I'm proud to call a friend.