Adelio De Miranda

Del De Miranda is a true product of Southeastern Massachusetts. After earning his degree from Brandeis University and his law degree from UCLA, he hit the ground running in 1982. He started his career in criminal law and gained invaluable experience working with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Since 1987, he has focused his practice on a mix of civil and criminal matters, specifically helping people navigate the aftermath of car accidents and workplace injuries. Del’s commitment to the public is clear; he even spent time serving as a Bar Advocate for the Committee for Public Counsel Services. Today, he is the principal of De Miranda Law Offices, with locations in Wareham and Quincy. He isn’t just a lawyer, though—he’s a bridge-builder in the community. Being fluent in English, Spanish, and Creole allows him to help a diverse range of clients who might otherwise struggle to find a voice in the legal system. When he isn’t in the courtroom, you’ll likely find him involved with the Oak Grove Cape Verdean Cultural Center, where he serves on the Board of Directors. For Del, practicing law in his home region of Bridgewater and beyond is about more than just winning cases; it’s about serving the community he knows so well.