Rankin & Sultan News

Rankin & Sultan has once again received a Tier 1 ranking in the 2021 Edition of “Best Law Firms” by U.S. News & World Report

Rankin & Sultan moved from its longtime offices in Boston to new offices in Lexington Center (1666 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite P-16, Lexington, MA 02420).

We persuaded the SORB to grant relief from registration to our client, who had previously required to register as a Level 2 for 20 years

Charlie Rankin and Jamie Sultan have been named as Super Lawyers in New England Super Lawyers Magazine. Both Charlie and Jamie have been recognized by

We persuaded the Superior Court to reverse a SORB Level Two decision and mandate a Level One for our client, on grounds public internet dissemination

Following a Parole Board Hearing, we persuaded the Parole Board to release a man on parole who had been incarcerated for 20 years for a

Following a Parole Board Hearing, we persuaded the Parole Board to release a man on parole who had been incarcerated for more than 40 years

Following an evidentiary hearing, we persuaded the SORB to issue a Level One reclassification decision for our client, who had previously been listed on the

We persuaded the SORB to grant relief from registration to our client, who had previously been listed on the internet for 17 years as a

Our client was accused of rape by a woman who claimed she was too intoxicated to consent. After we provided the investigating detective with exculpatory

After we persuaded the Suffolk Superior Court to allow our motion to suppress the fruits of unfairly suggestive photo array identifications by three alleged victims,

We persuaded the SORB to grant a reinstated hearing to our client (previously a publicly-listed Level Two based on an economically-motivated sex offense) on grounds

Following an evidentiary hearing, we persuaded the SORB to issue a reclassification decision completely relieving registration for our elderly client, who had previously registered for

Our client was retried on charges of first-degree murder and related offenses after his prior conviction was reversed on appeal.  We succeeded in persuading the

After we persuaded the Suffolk Superior Court trial judge that the Commonwealth’s evidence was insufficient to convict our client of second-degree murder, she entered a