For nearly 35 years, Neil Chayet has been a voice of clarity, compassion, balance and reason - in American Law, International Law and a universe of interests and topics beyond.
A graduate of Tufts University and Harvard Law School, Mr. Chayet has numerous deep-rooted affiliations in the Boston area's world of the highest levels of education : Mr. Chayet is a member of the Faculty at Harvard Medical School / Department of Psychiatry, Tufts University / School of Dental Medicine and Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Member of the Board / Tufts University - Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service, Board of Advisors / MIT - Whitehead Institute For Biomedical Research and Vice President / Harvard Law School Association. His Cultural / Historical affiliations include : Board of Visitors / Phillips Library - Peabody Essex Museum and Board of Overseers / U.S.S. Constitution Museum. Chairman of Chayet Communications Group, Inc., Mr. Chayet has developed an organisation that specialises in building "Deep Coalitions" - groups dealing with such challenging areas of public policy as health care reform, mental health services, energy and communication. As President of the Help Radio Network, he communicates from the coalescence of Law, Psychology and Spirituality - helping people and corporations deal with root causes of anger and conflict.
He is also a Member of the Board of Directors of MassINC - an independent think tank that uses non-partisan research, civic journalism and public forums to promote the growth and vitality of the middle class.
" Neil Chayet - Looking at the Law " is broadcast on WBZ - Newsradio 1030 / Boston and is distributed nationally on the CBS Radio Network. He has shared his insights on virtually every aspect of Law, Life and Personality since the 90-second feature first aired in 1976.
In addition, WBZ TV / Boston carried a "Looking at the Law" segment, Mr. Chayet appeared regularly on a morning television show in New York, and he hosted a two hour radio show - carried throughout New England and in New York - with call-in questions and additional insghts beyond answers, in New York.
Since 2000, Mr. Chayet's "Looking at the Law" has a presence on the Internet. MyCounsel.com provides a special section on the feature, along with archived material and exclusive on-line content from Mr. Chayet.
Truly a modern Renaissance Man, Neil Chayet epitomises the finest unification of the highest intellectual, emotional, legal, social and moral values that are so prized in contemporary society.