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Bulkley, Richardson and Gellinas

Associate
mkane@bulkley.com
P: (617) 368-2508
F: (617) 368-2525

Practice Areas
Litigation
Business/Commercial Law
Construction Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution

Education
Connecticut College, B.A., 2000
Boston College Law School, J.D., cum laude, 2006

Admissions
2006, Massachusetts
United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts
First Circuit Court of Appeals

Memberships
Boston Bar Association
Massachusetts Bar Association
American Bar Association

Matthew A. Kane

Biography:

Matthew Kane is an associate in the firm's Litigation/ADR department and works principally in the firm's Boston office. Mr. Kane has experience representing clients in all phases of litigation in both state and federal court, including drafting and arguing motions and taking depositions.


Related Professional Experience:

Before joining the firm, Mr. Kane was an associate at a litigation boutique firm in downtown Boston. Mr. Kane also served as a law clerk to the Corporation Counsel for the City of Boston and as an intern to the Honorable Elizabeth B. Donovan of the Massachusetts Superior Court.


Representative Experience:

Defend national banks in state and federal court in actions arising out of forged and/or unauthorized checks and funds transfers.

Summary judgment for commercial lender dismissing borrowers’ contract and M.G.L. c. 93A claims in connection with a loan acceleration and prepayment penalty.

Represent commercial property owners in connection with mechanics’ liens filed by subcontractors.

Defend shareholders of prominent insurance agency against allegations of negligent failure to provide workman’s compensation insurance.

Represent investors in connection with securities fraud and theft of investment funds.

Represent British citizens with consumer protection and misrepresentation claims against a California shipping company arising out an international shipment of goods from Boston to London.

LexisNexis: Martindale-Hubbell
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