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Contact us (617) 482-8200 Ten Post Office Square Boston, MA 02109  Conn Kavanaugh is committed to providing high-quality legal services to our clients. A diversity of skills and a culture of cooperation among our attorneys strengthen our abilities to solve complex legal problems.Since our founding in 1988, we have helped our clients achieve their business and personal goals by listening carefully to their needs, assessing their situations, and delivering on their expectations. We differentiate ourselves by combining skillful lawyering with effective cost control measures.
Our attorneys include seasoned trial lawyers who have extensive experience in the courtroom, experienced negotiators skilled in conflict resolution, and business advisors who are insightful and creative.
We recognize that to serve our clients well, it is important for our lawyers to be multi-dimensional in their interests and outlooks. We encourage professional service and involvement in community activities and non-profit organizations . We believe that our diverse backgrounds enhance our ability to provide thoughtful guidance and to resolve issues effectively.
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On March 20, 2012, Lurleen A. Gannon began her term as President-Elect of the Massachusetts Women's Bar Association. Ms. Gannon has been an active member of the WBA for many years, and previously served as its Secretary and Vice President of Membership and Statewide Outreach. |
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Kurt B. Fliegauf was quoted in a recent front-page Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly article discussing a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling holding that an insurer that knowingly and unreasonably delayed offering to settle a claim against its insured, thereby forcing the matter to judgment, must pay $22.6 MM to the claimant based on the underlying judgment against its insured. Mr. Fliegauf said the ruling could have the unintended consequence of encouraging plaintiffs to reject reasonable settlement offers. |
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