Oliver Roy
Board of Appeals Co-op @Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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WORK HISTORY
Board of Appeals Co-op @Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston, MA, US
The role of the Board of Appeal is to conduct hearings for consumers appealing an at-fault for a motor vehicle accident, a decision of the Registrar of Motor Vehicles, or an insurance cancellation.The Board of Appeal is a three-member panel; one member is appointed by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles, one is appointed by the Attorney General and one serves as Chairman appointed by the Commissioner of Insurance.The Board\'s authority was established by Massachusetts General Law Chapter 26 section 8A. This statutory charge gives the Board jurisdiction over appeals of motor vehicle at-fault accidents, decisions of the Registrar of Motor Vehicles and automobile insurance cancellations.As a co-op, I- Oversee case processing for motor vehicle suspension and insurance surcharge appeals, conducting detailed review of appeal applications, evidentiary submissions, and statutory compliance requirements under Massachusetts administrative law- Support adjudicatory functions by drafting legal findings of fact and preparing Chapter 30A Notices for Board of Appeals matters before the Massachusetts Superior Court- Serve as a primary point of contact through phone and email to assist appellants with their hearings
EDUCATION
Northeastern University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Political Science and Government, Minor in Urban Studies
Onteora High School
High School Diploma
ABOUT OLIVER ROY
I’m a Political Science student at Northeastern University with a passion for law, corporate oversight, and urban planning. My experience in the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, first in the Nonprofits & Charities Division and now in the Antitrust Division, has fueled my interest in fair competition and how market manipulation impacts everyday people. From researching rent-fixing cases/powerful tech monopolies to tracking corporate mergers, I’ve developed a deep curiosity about how law enforcement protects the public from abuses of power. I’m especially drawn to antitrust and financial regulation as tools to make markets fairer and rebuild trust in institutions. Long-term, I hope to pursue law school and a career in public-interest litigation or state-level enforcement, holding powerful actors accountable and ensuring that justice serves more than just those at the top
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