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Julia Gagnon performs the Maine County Song.

The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to partner with Julia Gagnon and Nate Haven to present the 16 Counties of Maine song. As Mainers, we feel a sense of pride to live and work in our great home state – be it singing and performing – or representing injured Mainers from all 16 Counties. This classic song is one that Mainers learn in elementary school and remains a unifying message reminding everyone who lives here that we are proud to call Maine home. Be sure to view all three versions of the commercial at the links below.

“Woods” :30 TV

“Porch” :30 TV

“Road Trip” :30 TV

Two people sitting on a porch, both wearing caps and casual clothing. The person on the left holds a guitar.

Julia Gagnon wowed audiences everywhere with her Top 10 finish on American Idol Season 22. Since then, Julia’s voice has brought her and fiancé/accompanist Nate Haven throughout Maine and New England performing both original music and covers, including their new single “Here in Maine.” Today, the duo tours as JULIA and more information can be found on their website.

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Advertisement for personal injury attorneys, featuring a wrecked car, with text highlighting over 25,000 victories and $500 million for clients. Includes a phone number for a free case evaluation.

The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein has proudly represented over 25,000 injured Mainers since 1974. With a statewide practice and seven conveniently located offices, the Law Offices of Joe Bornstein has been getting Mainers the justice they deserve for over 50 years. If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, call Joe today for a free case evaluation.

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Promotional flyer for the 22nd Annual Joe Bornstein’s Arrive Alive Creative Contest for Maine high school seniors; entries due May 1, prizes include a laptop and an iPad.

The Arrive Alive Creative Contest is open to graduating high school seniors throughout Maine who may enter a creative project of their choice about the dangers of distracted driving. Now in its 22nd year, over 1,500 seniors from more than 125 high school have entered the contest to help send the message to teenagers: “Stay Safe and Arrive Alive!”

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Advertisement for the 2nd Annual Joe Bornstein's Rider Challenge. Features a motorcyclist, a book titled "Passport," and event dates: May 12 - August 31, 2025. Includes text: "All 16 Counties!.
The 1st Joe Bornstein / United Bikers of Maine Rider Challenge was a success and we’re making plans to increase the fun and prizes in the summer of 2025. The 2nd annual Rider Challenge will be a 16-week location-based contest open to all Maine motorcyclists with kickstands up in May. Click here to learn more and to see a complete list of winners from the 2024 Rider Challenge.
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Collage of Portland buildings with electronic signs displaying custom messages. Text below reads: "Sharing the Portland skyline with over 300 local non-profits and charities.

Perhaps the most iconic part of Portland’s downtown is the historic Time and Temperature sign which has been a beacon in the skyline since 1974. For the past 15 years, the rotating four-message sign has flashed CALL JOE along with the current time and temperature. The law firm has also donated the sign to more than 300 non-profits and charities since leasing the sign.

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