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The latest issue of KCL Insights includes recent client wins and blog posts.
On March 1, 2017, Partner Andrew Hyams testified before the Board of 
Registration in Medicine at a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Board’s disciplinary regulations. Attorney Hyams was on a panel of four physician defense attorneys opposing the … Read more »
KCL attorney Andra J. Hutchins recently prevailed on behalf of her client, an education consulting firm, in a case involving unemployment assistance.
A former employee of the consulting firm applied for unemployment benefits in Massachusetts, though she was a resident … Read more »
The latest issue of KCL Insights includes recent client wins and blog posts.
KCL Partner Robert Finkel recently represented ScrubaDub Auto Wash Centers in connection with their purchase and financing of a new facility in Chelsea, Massachusetts. ScrubaDub now operates 18 locations across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Rhode Island.
We also congratulate … Read more »
We are happy to share some of our notable victories from 2016:
KCL Wins One of First Cases Under New Alimony Termination Law
Attorneys: E. Steven Coren
KCL Wins Medical License Summary Suspension Decision: DALA Medical License Suspension Appeal
Attorneys: … Read more »
The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine recently voted 6-0 to reverse its earlier decision and restore a KCL client’s medical license.
Previously, the Board voted to suspend the physician’s license, alleging that he posed “an immediate and serious threat … Read more »
In a two-year battle over the inheritance of two brothers and a sister, a probate judge recently ruled in favor of KCL’s client, the sister.
More than two decades ago, the parents created an irrevocable trust in their estate plan. … Read more »
Family law attorney E. Steven Coren was able to demonstrate in court that there was no change in circumstances to support changing a divorced couple’s previously agreed upon child support plan.
At the time of the divorce, the parents, who … Read more »
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