Business Litigation
Our Business Litigation practice group offers the experience of seasoned lawyers who recognize the value of solving problems to promote your business success.
Complex Tort Defense
Since its founding in 1988, a staple of Conn Kavanaugh’s practice has been the defense of business entities in serious and complex personal injury or property damage actions.Construction
Whether you are the owner, design professional, general contractor, project administrator, subcontractor, or supplier on a construction project, our Construction practice will assist you in achieving a successful project outcome.Corporate / Transactional
Our Corporate/Transactional practice has a broad range of skills. This versatility allows them to remain a principal point of contact with our business clients and to move freely across multiple disciplines to ensure continuity of representation.
Criminal / White Collar / Regulatory
We have extensive experience advising businesses and individuals who are the subject of criminal or regulatory investigations or proceedings.
Employment Litigation / Counseling
Employers and employees alike look to Conn Kavanaugh’s employment lawyers for advice in navigating the increasingly complex web of state and federal statutes,Estate Planning / Administration
Our Estate Planning attorneys help individuals and their families plan for the future and protect their assets. We handle all aspects of estate planning.
Family Law / Probate Litigation
Our experienced Family Law/Probate Litigation attorneys work zealously to ensure rightful asset distributions in these emotionally charged proceedings. Our group handles a wide range of areas including prenuptial agreements, custody disputes, and post-divorce support or estate modifications.
Insurance Litigation
Land Use / Real Estate Litigation
Our Land Use/Real Estate Litigation practice has extensive experience in handling real estate disputes of all kinds and at all levels. We can develop a strategy for your dispute.Mediation / Arbitration
Having litigated hundreds of cases, the Mediation/Arbitration practice is well-equipped to effectively value cases to resolve disputes according to your needs and goals.
Product Liability
Conn Kavanaugh’s lawyers regularly represent manufacturers, distributors, and retailers in defending against product liability claims.Professional Liability
Our trial attorneys are accomplished in defending claims against attorneys, health care professionals, insurance agents and brokers, and other professionals.Real Estate
Our Real Estate practice provides skilled representation in a variety of transactions, including the financing, leasing, acquisition and disposition of commercial properties.
- Business Litigation
- Complex Tort Defense
- Construction
- Corporate / Transactional
- Criminal / White Collar / Regulatory
- Employment Litigation / Counseling
- Estate Planning / Administration
- Family Law / Probate Litigation
- Insurance Litigation
- Land Use / Real Estate Litigation
- Mediation / Arbitration
- Product Liability
- Professional Liability
- Real Estate
Architects/Engineers
Conn Kavanaugh has a wealth of experience advising and representing architects and engineers in many aspects of their businesses.
Cannabis
Closely Held/Family Businesses
Conn Kavanaugh’s business attorneys have a broad range of skills and are very experienced in providing legal services to family-owned and other closely-held businesses.
Construction
Conn Kavanaugh has provided an array of services to private and public clients in the construction industry, including the manufacturers of building materials and systems.Financial Services
Conn Kavanaugh draws upon a wide range of disciplines to meet the needs of individual and institutional clients in the financial services industry.
Food and Beverage
Our decades of work in the food and beverage industry, including alcohol regulatory and distribution, have permitted us to gain expertise and insight into the typically fast paced and challenging world of our clients engaged in the food and beverage industry.Government
Conn Kavanaugh provides an array of services to clients in the public sector, including state agencies, municipalities, and public officials.Healthcare
The Conn Kavanaugh team has the skills and experience necessary to successfully maneuver our clients through the increasingly complex and highly regulated environment of the health care industry.Insurance
Our lawyers work with our insurance industry clients in a variety of ways. We represent their insureds in virtually every type of lawsuit for which insurance coverage is available. We represent insurance companies directly in bad faith actions, and in high-exposure losses or losses that present unusual or challenging coverage issues.Law Firms
Since the firm was founded in 1988, our attorneys have been known as “lawyers’ lawyers.”Manufacturing
Conn Kavanaugh has broad experience in representing the interests and needs of various manufacturers.
Real Estate
Conn Kavanaugh has a wealth of experience in the real estate field.Staffing and Recruiting
Staffing companies and Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) are playing an increasingly important role in many aspects of human resource management, as employers are relying more and more on staffing companies and PEOs for payroll and employee benefit administration, risk management, and other increasingly complex administrative burdens.Our Community Work
Conn Kavanaugh believes that each of its attorneys has a professional obligation to contribute legal services on a pro bono basis to the Greater Boston community. The firm has enacted a pro bono policy that comports with Rule 6.1 of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct, and encourages each lawyer to provide annually at least 25 hours of legal services to persons of limited means or to organizations serving persons of limited means.
Conn Kavanaugh only accepts pro bono cases through referrals from qualified legal services organizations.
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have demonstrated their commitment to pro bono work through their work with the following organizations and on the following matters:
The Legal Food Hub
The Legal Food Hub is one of Conn Kavanaugh's newer partnerships. The Legal Food Hub matches low-income farmers and food “startups” with volunteer lawyers to assist with a variety of legal needs. Legal Food Hub connected Waltham Fields Community Farm with Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Kathleen R. O’Toole. Beth and Kate successfully prepared the organization to comply with new overtime law requirements. Additionally, Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Andrew R. Dennington are working with the Food Hub on an employment law booklet for farmers, to be presented at a series of seminars.
Massachusetts Advocates for Children
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have worked with attorneys from Massachusetts Advocates for Children (MAC) to represent the interests of children with special needs in obtaining equal access to educational and other opportunities. In 2006, the firm's attorneys assisted MAC in negotiating with the Department of Mental Health and the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to ensure that state agencies complied with legislative mandates requiring that funds be directed to intensive in-home services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In 2007, the firm's attorneys assisted a Boston family in negotiating an appropriate private school placement for a young boy with special needs.
Victim Rights Law Center
Conn Kavanaugh represents clients referred by the Victim Rights Law Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free legal representation to victims of domestic violence in civil matters arising out of the assaults. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have assisted clients in obtaining and extending civil restraining orders against their assailants. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys also have represented victims of sexual assault in negotiating changes to their housing, employment, and custody arrangements in the wake of traumatic assaults.
Women's Bar Foundation
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers are actively involved with the Women's Bar Foundation (WBF), the pro bono affiliate of the Women's Bar Association. The WBF runs five pro bono programs in Massachusetts, providing free legal services to some of our most vulnerable and underserved populations. Erin K. Higgins served as President of the Women's Bar Foundation for the 2009 term, and Conn Kavanaugh lawyers regularly represent clients referred by the WBF.
Volunteer Lawyers Project
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers regularly take cases referred by the Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP). Recently, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented VLP clients in the following matters:
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Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a married couple who formerly worked in the kitchen at a South Shore banquet facility in a claim for back overtime wages. Conn Kavanaugh invested over 170 hours of attorney time on the matter. After three years of litigation, Conn Kavanaugh tried the case jury-waived to the Superior Court in September 2010. The Superior Court awarded Conn Kavanaugh's clients over $60,000 in back overtime wages, prejudgment interest, and punitive damages;
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Conn Kavanaugh assisted a low-income, working mother in obtaining Social Security Disability benefits for her disabled daughter, who will now be able to receive intensive care and support in after-school hours while her mother is at work;
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Conn Kavanaugh filed a complaint in Land Court on behalf of a low-income property owner in Roxbury, seeking to clear her title to the property. The case was tried before a Land Court judge in early 2007, and the firm's client currently is awaiting a decision;
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Conn Kavanaugh currently is representing another low-income, elderly property owner in Dorchester, and has assisted the client in negotiating a division of interests with a co-owner, in forestalling a scheduled foreclosure sale on the property, and in negotiating a sale of the property to a third party. Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also prepared a will and other end-of-life documents for the client, ensuring that his interest in the property will pass without incident to his daughter;
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Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers assisted an elderly woman in Boston public housing in eviction proceedings resulting from an inadvertent failure to report income, and successfully negotiated a repayment plan that allowed the client to remain in her apartment;
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Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented a low-income tenant in Boston Housing Court, preventing her eviction, and negotiating a favorable resolution with the landlord;
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Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented several clients in obtaining unemployment benefits. Conn Kavanaugh's representation of these clients included appearances at multi-day evidentiary hearings and appeals, and all ultimately were resolved in favor of Conn Kavanaugh's clients.
Health Law Advocates
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also receive cases from the Health Law Advocates (HLA), which provides legal assistance to income-eligible individuals who live or work in Massachusetts and have difficulty obtaining health care or insurance coverage. In 2008, HLA recognized Conn Kavanaugh lawyers for their "superior legal representation in HLA referral matters involving one of HLA's fastest growing areas of practice - consumer medical debt." By way of example, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented HLA clients in the following matter:
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Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 52 year old uninsured Massachusetts woman who was treated at a Lowell hospital for an emergency abdominal surgery. The client incurred $8,183 in medical debt. Andrew R. Dennington negotiated reduction of the client's remaining medical debt to under $800.
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Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 57 year old Maine man who was flown to a Boston hospital for emergency medical care after he lost several fingers in a carpentry accident. Because he lacked health insurance, the client ended up with over $130,000 in medical bills. The Conn Kavanaugh attorney successfully negotiated a full waiver of one hospital bill for over $100,000 and negotiated for the reduction of the remaining physician bills from $33,000 to $6,000.
Lawyer for the Day Programs
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also participate in Lawyer-for-the-Day programs run by the Probate and Family Court and by the Essex County Housing Court. As part of these programs, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers dedicate an entire day to providing on-the-spot legal assistance to low-income clients with pending family law or housing court matters.
Our team of seasoned attorneys provides an impressive breadth and depth of expertise across these practice areas:
- Business Litigation
- Complex Tort Defense
- Construction
- Corporate / Transactional
- Criminal / White Collar / Regulatory
- Employment Litigation / Counseling
- Estate Planning / Administration
- Family Law / Probate Litigation
- Insurance Litigation
- Land Use / Real Estate Litigation
- Mediation / Arbitration
- Product Liability
- Professional Liability
- Real Estate
Conn Kavanaugh believes that each of its attorneys has a professional obligation to contribute legal services on a pro bono basis to the Greater Boston community. The firm has enacted a pro bono policy that comports with Rule 6.1 of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct, and encourages each lawyer to provide annually at least 25 hours of legal services to persons of limited means or to organizations serving persons of limited means.
Conn Kavanaugh only accepts pro bono cases through referrals from qualified legal services organizations.
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have demonstrated their commitment to pro bono work through their work with the following organizations and on the following matters:
The Legal Food Hub
The Legal Food Hub is one of Conn Kavanaugh's newer partnerships. The Legal Food Hub matches low-income farmers and food “startups” with volunteer lawyers to assist with a variety of legal needs. Legal Food Hub connected Waltham Fields Community Farm with Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Kathleen R. O’Toole. Beth and Kate successfully prepared the organization to comply with new overtime law requirements. Additionally, Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Andrew R. Dennington are working with the Food Hub on an employment law booklet for farmers, to be presented at a series of seminars.
Massachusetts Advocates for Children
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have worked with attorneys from Massachusetts Advocates for Children (MAC) to represent the interests of children with special needs in obtaining equal access to educational and other opportunities. In 2006, the firm's attorneys assisted MAC in negotiating with the Department of Mental Health and the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to ensure that state agencies complied with legislative mandates requiring that funds be directed to intensive in-home services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In 2007, the firm's attorneys assisted a Boston family in negotiating an appropriate private school placement for a young boy with special needs.
Victim Rights Law Center
Conn Kavanaugh represents clients referred by the Victim Rights Law Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free legal representation to victims of domestic violence in civil matters arising out of the assaults. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have assisted clients in obtaining and extending civil restraining orders against their assailants. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys also have represented victims of sexual assault in negotiating changes to their housing, employment, and custody arrangements in the wake of traumatic assaults.
Women's Bar Foundation
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers are actively involved with the Women's Bar Foundation (WBF), the pro bono affiliate of the Women's Bar Association. The WBF runs five pro bono programs in Massachusetts, providing free legal services to some of our most vulnerable and underserved populations. Erin K. Higgins served as President of the Women's Bar Foundation for the 2009 term, and Conn Kavanaugh lawyers regularly represent clients referred by the WBF.
Volunteer Lawyers Project
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers regularly take cases referred by the Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP). Recently, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented VLP clients in the following matters:
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a married couple who formerly worked in the kitchen at a South Shore banquet facility in a claim for back overtime wages. Conn Kavanaugh invested over 170 hours of attorney time on the matter. After three years of litigation, Conn Kavanaugh tried the case jury-waived to the Superior Court in September 2010. The Superior Court awarded Conn Kavanaugh's clients over $60,000 in back overtime wages, prejudgment interest, and punitive damages;
-
Conn Kavanaugh assisted a low-income, working mother in obtaining Social Security Disability benefits for her disabled daughter, who will now be able to receive intensive care and support in after-school hours while her mother is at work;
-
Conn Kavanaugh filed a complaint in Land Court on behalf of a low-income property owner in Roxbury, seeking to clear her title to the property. The case was tried before a Land Court judge in early 2007, and the firm's client currently is awaiting a decision;
-
Conn Kavanaugh currently is representing another low-income, elderly property owner in Dorchester, and has assisted the client in negotiating a division of interests with a co-owner, in forestalling a scheduled foreclosure sale on the property, and in negotiating a sale of the property to a third party. Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also prepared a will and other end-of-life documents for the client, ensuring that his interest in the property will pass without incident to his daughter;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers assisted an elderly woman in Boston public housing in eviction proceedings resulting from an inadvertent failure to report income, and successfully negotiated a repayment plan that allowed the client to remain in her apartment;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented a low-income tenant in Boston Housing Court, preventing her eviction, and negotiating a favorable resolution with the landlord;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented several clients in obtaining unemployment benefits. Conn Kavanaugh's representation of these clients included appearances at multi-day evidentiary hearings and appeals, and all ultimately were resolved in favor of Conn Kavanaugh's clients.
Health Law Advocates
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also receive cases from the Health Law Advocates (HLA), which provides legal assistance to income-eligible individuals who live or work in Massachusetts and have difficulty obtaining health care or insurance coverage. In 2008, HLA recognized Conn Kavanaugh lawyers for their "superior legal representation in HLA referral matters involving one of HLA's fastest growing areas of practice - consumer medical debt." By way of example, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented HLA clients in the following matter:
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 52 year old uninsured Massachusetts woman who was treated at a Lowell hospital for an emergency abdominal surgery. The client incurred $8,183 in medical debt. Andrew R. Dennington negotiated reduction of the client's remaining medical debt to under $800.
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 57 year old Maine man who was flown to a Boston hospital for emergency medical care after he lost several fingers in a carpentry accident. Because he lacked health insurance, the client ended up with over $130,000 in medical bills. The Conn Kavanaugh attorney successfully negotiated a full waiver of one hospital bill for over $100,000 and negotiated for the reduction of the remaining physician bills from $33,000 to $6,000.
Lawyer for the Day Programs
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also participate in Lawyer-for-the-Day programs run by the Probate and Family Court and by the Essex County Housing Court. As part of these programs, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers dedicate an entire day to providing on-the-spot legal assistance to low-income clients with pending family law or housing court matters.
Our team of seasoned attorneys provides an impressive breadth and depth of expertise across these practice areas:
- Business Litigation
- Complex Tort Defense
- Construction
- Corporate / Transactional
- Criminal / White Collar / Regulatory
- Employment Litigation / Counseling
- Estate Planning / Administration
- Family Law / Probate Litigation
- Insurance Litigation
- Land Use / Real Estate Litigation
- Mediation / Arbitration
- Product Liability
- Professional Liability
- Real Estate
Conn Kavanaugh believes that each of its attorneys has a professional obligation to contribute legal services on a pro bono basis to the Greater Boston community. The firm has enacted a pro bono policy that comports with Rule 6.1 of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct, and encourages each lawyer to provide annually at least 25 hours of legal services to persons of limited means or to organizations serving persons of limited means.
Conn Kavanaugh only accepts pro bono cases through referrals from qualified legal services organizations.
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have demonstrated their commitment to pro bono work through their work with the following organizations and on the following matters:
The Legal Food Hub
The Legal Food Hub is one of Conn Kavanaugh's newer partnerships. The Legal Food Hub matches low-income farmers and food “startups” with volunteer lawyers to assist with a variety of legal needs. Legal Food Hub connected Waltham Fields Community Farm with Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Kathleen R. O’Toole. Beth and Kate successfully prepared the organization to comply with new overtime law requirements. Additionally, Mary (Beth) E. O’Neal and Andrew R. Dennington are working with the Food Hub on an employment law booklet for farmers, to be presented at a series of seminars.
Massachusetts Advocates for Children
Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have worked with attorneys from Massachusetts Advocates for Children (MAC) to represent the interests of children with special needs in obtaining equal access to educational and other opportunities. In 2006, the firm's attorneys assisted MAC in negotiating with the Department of Mental Health and the Executive Office of Health and Human Services to ensure that state agencies complied with legislative mandates requiring that funds be directed to intensive in-home services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. In 2007, the firm's attorneys assisted a Boston family in negotiating an appropriate private school placement for a young boy with special needs.
Victim Rights Law Center
Conn Kavanaugh represents clients referred by the Victim Rights Law Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free legal representation to victims of domestic violence in civil matters arising out of the assaults. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys have assisted clients in obtaining and extending civil restraining orders against their assailants. Conn Kavanaugh's attorneys also have represented victims of sexual assault in negotiating changes to their housing, employment, and custody arrangements in the wake of traumatic assaults.
Women's Bar Foundation
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers are actively involved with the Women's Bar Foundation (WBF), the pro bono affiliate of the Women's Bar Association. The WBF runs five pro bono programs in Massachusetts, providing free legal services to some of our most vulnerable and underserved populations. Erin K. Higgins served as President of the Women's Bar Foundation for the 2009 term, and Conn Kavanaugh lawyers regularly represent clients referred by the WBF.
Volunteer Lawyers Project
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers regularly take cases referred by the Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP). Recently, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented VLP clients in the following matters:
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a married couple who formerly worked in the kitchen at a South Shore banquet facility in a claim for back overtime wages. Conn Kavanaugh invested over 170 hours of attorney time on the matter. After three years of litigation, Conn Kavanaugh tried the case jury-waived to the Superior Court in September 2010. The Superior Court awarded Conn Kavanaugh's clients over $60,000 in back overtime wages, prejudgment interest, and punitive damages;
-
Conn Kavanaugh assisted a low-income, working mother in obtaining Social Security Disability benefits for her disabled daughter, who will now be able to receive intensive care and support in after-school hours while her mother is at work;
-
Conn Kavanaugh filed a complaint in Land Court on behalf of a low-income property owner in Roxbury, seeking to clear her title to the property. The case was tried before a Land Court judge in early 2007, and the firm's client currently is awaiting a decision;
-
Conn Kavanaugh currently is representing another low-income, elderly property owner in Dorchester, and has assisted the client in negotiating a division of interests with a co-owner, in forestalling a scheduled foreclosure sale on the property, and in negotiating a sale of the property to a third party. Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also prepared a will and other end-of-life documents for the client, ensuring that his interest in the property will pass without incident to his daughter;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers assisted an elderly woman in Boston public housing in eviction proceedings resulting from an inadvertent failure to report income, and successfully negotiated a repayment plan that allowed the client to remain in her apartment;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented a low-income tenant in Boston Housing Court, preventing her eviction, and negotiating a favorable resolution with the landlord;
-
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented several clients in obtaining unemployment benefits. Conn Kavanaugh's representation of these clients included appearances at multi-day evidentiary hearings and appeals, and all ultimately were resolved in favor of Conn Kavanaugh's clients.
Health Law Advocates
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also receive cases from the Health Law Advocates (HLA), which provides legal assistance to income-eligible individuals who live or work in Massachusetts and have difficulty obtaining health care or insurance coverage. In 2008, HLA recognized Conn Kavanaugh lawyers for their "superior legal representation in HLA referral matters involving one of HLA's fastest growing areas of practice - consumer medical debt." By way of example, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers represented HLA clients in the following matter:
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 52 year old uninsured Massachusetts woman who was treated at a Lowell hospital for an emergency abdominal surgery. The client incurred $8,183 in medical debt. Andrew R. Dennington negotiated reduction of the client's remaining medical debt to under $800.
-
Conn Kavanaugh successfully represented a 57 year old Maine man who was flown to a Boston hospital for emergency medical care after he lost several fingers in a carpentry accident. Because he lacked health insurance, the client ended up with over $130,000 in medical bills. The Conn Kavanaugh attorney successfully negotiated a full waiver of one hospital bill for over $100,000 and negotiated for the reduction of the remaining physician bills from $33,000 to $6,000.
Lawyer for the Day Programs
Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers also participate in Lawyer-for-the-Day programs run by the Probate and Family Court and by the Essex County Housing Court. As part of these programs, Conn Kavanaugh's lawyers dedicate an entire day to providing on-the-spot legal assistance to low-income clients with pending family law or housing court matters.
Our team of seasoned attorneys provides an impressive breadth and depth of expertise across these practice areas:
- Business Litigation
- Complex Tort Defense
- Construction
- Corporate / Transactional
- Criminal / White Collar / Regulatory
- Employment Litigation / Counseling
- Estate Planning / Administration
- Family Law / Probate Litigation
- Insurance Litigation
- Land Use / Real Estate Litigation
- Mediation / Arbitration
- Product Liability
- Professional Liability
- Real Estate
Managing Partner
Thomas J. Gallitano
Welcome to Conn Kavanaugh. We are pleased to have the opportunity to introduce ourselves to you and explain our commitment to our clients and community.
We are a disciplined, dedicated, and loyal team of professionals with a singular goal: to provide our clients with the highest caliber of legal service in an intelligible and cost effective manner. Our lawyers, staff, and assistants understand that treating all clients with respect is the cornerstone of our success. There is a remarkable sense of teamwork and camaraderie within the firm and an ever-present satisfaction that comes from knowing that what we do makes a difference. We are exceptionally proud of our many trial and business successes, the leadership positions taken by our lawyers in both Bar and community activities, and the measurable impact we have in changing lives for the better by providing pro-bono services to those most in need.
As Managing Partner, it is my privilege to assure that our core values remain intact and that, as a Firm, we continue to meet the needs of our clients. We know that clients have a choice when it comes to legal services, and it is incumbent upon our team to prove each and every day that your confidence in us is well-placed.
To our existing clients, I would like to say thank you for your trust and confidence. To our prospective clients who may be viewing this website for the first time, we look forward to having the opportunity to earn your trust and to exceed your expectations.
