Most benefits offered under Massachusetts’ Paid Family Medical Leave (“PFML”) went into effect January 1, 2021. Beginning July 1, eligible employees may now apply for benefits (including up to 12 weeks of leave) to care for a family member with … Read more »
Steve Coren Quoted in “Judge boots suit by pedestrian hit by postal truck”
Steve Coren was quoted in “Judge boots suit by pedestrian hit by postal truck” in the November 1, 2021 issue of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. The article discusses a recent summary judgment ruling from a federal district court in Massachusetts … Read more »
KCL Attorneys Named to 2021 Massachusetts Super Lawyers Lists
KCL is pleased to announce that three of the firm’s partners were selected to the 2021 Massachusetts Super Lawyers® lists: Jeffrey Fink, Andrew Hyams and Maury Lederman. Maury was also named to the Top 100: 2021 Massachusetts Super … Read more »
You Received a Certified Letter and the Return Addressee Is the Board of Registration in Medicine: 10 Do’s and Don’ts to Protect Your Professional License
A certified letter arrives with a dreaded return address: “Board of Registration in Medicine, Wakefield, MA.” Now what? 
1. Do not respond hastily. Resist the temptation to answer it yourself immediately, in the hopes that a quick response from you … Read more »
You Received a Certified Letter and the Return Addressee Is the Board of Registration in Medicine: 10 Do’s and Don’ts to Protect Your Professional License
A certified letter arrives with a dreaded return address: “Board of Registration in Medicine, Wakefield, MA.” Now what?
1. Do not respond hastily. Resist the temptation to answer it yourself immediately, in the hopes that a quick response from you … Read more »
Andra Hutchins Quoted in “Education lawyers decipher U.S. Supreme Court cheerleader decision”
KCL partner Andra Hutchins was quoted in “Education lawyers decipher U.S. Supreme Court cheerleader decision” in the July 5 issue of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Education law attorneys were hopeful that the Court’s decision in Mahanoy Area School District v. … Read more »
Massachusetts Appeals Court Clarifies Condominium Unit Owners’ Rights to Protest Condominium Fines and Late Fees
A recent 2021 decision rendered by the Appeals Court in Trustees of 10 Porter Street Condo Trust v. Cerda has clarified the rights of unit owners to protest the payment of fines and late fees associated with the payment of … Read more »
Think Your Homestead Gives You Absolute Protection…Well, Think Again
A homestead declaration is a valuable tool, and we recommend it. It is simple and inexpensive and gives qualified homeowners a valuable shield against creditors’ demands. But there are limits to the protection that shield offers, as described in the … Read more »
Hannah Konowitz Joins KCL as Associate
We are pleased to announce Hannah Konowitz has joined the firm as an associate. Hannah focuses her practice on representing individuals, families, and health care professionals in education law, domestic relations, professional licensure and litigation matters. She has experience in … Read more »
Steve Coren’s Article “Financial statements: the importance of being earnest” Featured in MATA Journal
Steve Coren’s article “Financial statements: the importance of being earnest” was featured in the March 2021 issue of the MATA Journal. In the article Steve stresses the importance of accurate and complete financial statements during divorce proceedings, citing Gexler … Read more »