Attorney General of Massachusetts
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Business Positions
Goodwin Procter Law firm combined with Shea and Gardner in 2004
• Attorney (past)
Juul Labs Market hugely popular vaping products; tobacco company Altria purchased 35% of the firm in 2018
• Lobbyist ('19→?)
Government Positions
United States Department of Justice Primary federal criminal investigation and enforcement agency
• Special attorney, Boston Organized Crime Strike Force ('87→'89)
Other Positions
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
• Director (past)
Harvard University Elite private university located in Cambridge, MA
• Guest lecturer (past)
Tufts University Massachusetts university founded in 1852 by Christian Universalists
• Guest lecturer (past)
Massachusetts Municipal Association Association of cities and towns in Massachusetts
• Guest lecturer (past)
Williams College Private liberal arts college in Williamstown, Massachusetts
• Law professor ('02→'06)
Boston University School of Law
• Law professor ('06→'07) [+1]
• Guest lecturer (past)
Coakley for Senate
• candidate ('09→?)
Memberships
Education
Williams College Private liberal arts college in Williamstown, Massachusetts
• BA (?→'75)
Boston University School of Law
• JD (?→'79)
Family
Thomas F O’Connor Retired police Deputy Superintendent; husband of Martha Coakley
• Husband
Donors
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Martha Coakley Attorney General of Massachusetts
• 2 contributions · $10,382 (Dec 26 '13)
Gladys Cofrin Self employed counselor - Gainesville Florida
• 4 contributions · $9,600 ('09→'10)
Judith-Ann Corrente Non profit professional
• 4 contributions · $9,600 ('09→'10)
Mitchell Kapor Founder of Lotus Development Corporation
• 2 contributions · $9,600 ('10)
Nicola Miner Oracle Heiress
• 2 contributions · $9,600 ('10)
Irwin Chafetz Former president of The Interface Group-Massachusetts LLC,
• 4 contributions · $9,600 ('09)
William R Hambrecht Led IPOs of Apple, Genentech and Adobe
• 2 contributions · $9,600 ('10)
Mary Cogan Chatham, Massachusetts
• 6 contributions · $7,800 ('09→'10)
Dorothy A Terrell Venture capitalist, Obama bundler
• 6 contributions · $7,450 ('09→'10)
Bonnie Berger Boston Massachusetts
• 3 contributions · $7,200 ('09)
Donation/Grant Recipients
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Martha Coakley Attorney General of Massachusetts
• 2 contributions · $10,382 (Dec 26 '13)
Catherine Cortez Masto Nevada Attorney General; candidate for US Senate in 2016
• 5 contributions · $8,100 (Jun 26 '15→Sep 30 '16)
Hillary Clinton US Secretary of State & NY Senator; 2016 Democratic Presidential candidate
• 3 contributions · $8,100 (Jun 29 '15→Jun 16 '16)
Nicola S Tsongas US Representative from Massachusetts
• 5 contributions · $6,400 (Sep 28 '15→Oct 19 '16)
Katherine Clark US Representative from Massachusetts
• 8 contributions · $5,700 (Mar 31 '13→Sep 23 '15)
Margaret Wood Hassan US Senator from New Hampshire
• 5 contributions · $5,700 (Dec 5 '15→Oct 8 '16)
Kamala Harris US Senator from California, 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidate
• 2 contributions · $5,400 (Jul 9 '15)
Ann Kirkpatrick US Representative from Arizona; 2016 Democratic candidate for US Senate
• 3 contributions · $3,000 (Jun 3 '16)
Kathleen A McGinty former Secretary of the Pennsylvania DEP; SVP, Weston Solutions
• 2 contributions · $2,000 (Feb 11 '16)
Elizabeth Warren US Senator from Massachusetts; Harvard law professor; Chair of Congressional Oversight Panel; 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidate
• 2 contributions · $2,000 (Nov 4 '15)