KP Law is pleased to announce that Attorney Matthew G. Feher, a Member of the firm, was elected President of the Massachusetts Municipal Lawyers Association (MMLA) at its June 8, 2022 Annual Business Meeting. Attorney Feher served as MMLA Vice President from 2020-2022, as a Director on the MMLA... read more 
We are pleased to announce Deborah I. Ecker & Amy E. Kwesell are now Shareholders of the Firm and Matthew G. Feher and Robin Stein are now Members of the Firm. 
Managing Attorney Lauren Goldberg was honored to speak to the Massachusetts Select Board Association at its January 28, 2021 Annual Meeting. Following the business portion of the meeting, Attorney Goldberg reviewed the current status of the Open Meeting Law, the scope and potential duration of so-called “Covid-19 relief”, and... read more
Managing Attorney Lauren Goldberg participated as a panelist at the Wednesday, January 26, 2020 Massachusetts Municipal Association workshop entitled, “Municipal Strategies for On-line and In-person Engagement.” Attorney Goldberg discussed the way in which the Open Meeting and Public Records Laws continue to challenge municipalities as they begin participating more... read more 
Attorney Michele E. Randazzo will present a seminar on personnel issues to the NERC/NAHRO Mid-Winter Conference on February 7, 2022 at Mohegan Sun Convention Center. For more information, click https://www.nercnahro.org/page/MWAgenda22.
\Attorney Michele E. Randazzo will present a virtual seminar on public records for MassNAHRO on February 15, 2022. For more information, click https://massnahro.org/page/PublicRecords22. 
We are pleased to announce that four KP Law attorneys have been recognized as Massachusetts’ Super Lawyers for 2021. Attorney George X. Pucci and Attorney Jonathan M. Silverstein, both Shareholders of the firm. Attorney Michele E. Randazzo and Attorney Deborah I. Ecker, Members of the firm. Each year, less than 5%... read more 
Cape Cod Builders, Inc. v. Town of Plymouth, et al., Plymouth Superior Court, Docket No. 2183CV603 (Order dated Sept. 13, 2021): In what appears to be a case of first impression, the Massachusetts Superior Court has affirmed in writing that an awarding authority may reject a low bid based solely on the... read more