Member Bio
Eric Passeggio is a Member at Sulloway & Hollis. Eric defends clients in a broad range of civil litigation matters, including personal injury, torts, products liability, and commercial and business litigation. Eric is based in our Concord, NH and Boston, MA offices.
Eric’s practice primarily involves representing clients in cases arising from fires, explosions, and electric-related injuries. As a result of his experience handling in handling these often complex and high-exposure cases, Eric is well-suited to assist clients in navigating these cases to achieve best outcomes. Using his knowledge of relevant legal issues, experts and expert issues, and attention to the specific interests and considerations of his clients, Eric brings a deliberate, thoughtful, and collaborative team approach to cases.
Eric also has 20 years of experience advising clients in the utility and energy industries – such as natural gas and electric distribution companies and propane retailers – in incident investigations; claims for wrongful death, personal injury and property damage; and associated claims for indemnity and insurance coverage. In addition to catastrophic accidents, his experience representing public utilities includes claims arising from third-party damage, line contact, vegetation management, outages, carbon monoxide, and other incidents that arise during the course of utility operations.
Eric’s experience includes litigating in federal and state courts throughout New England. He is licensed to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire state courts and the U.S. District Courts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He has also represented clients and collaborated with counsel in cases in over a dozen states. In addition to serving as lead, second-chair and local counsel, Eric has assisted other counsel on specialized issues related to litigating fire and explosion claims.
Eric is licensed to practice in Massachusetts and New Hampshire state courts, and the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts. He has also represented clients and collaborated with counsel in defense of claims litigated in over a dozen States. In addition to serving as lead, second-chair and local counsel, Eric has assisted other counsel on specialized issues related to litigating fire and explosion claims.
Eric is a graduate of Boston University School of Law (2002) and Trinity College (CT) (1999).