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Location: Newton Wellesley Exec Ofc Park
AKA: Mark Lichtenstein Attorney
Other Link: http://kcl-law.com
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Address: 60 Walnut St Ste 400, Wellesley Hills, MA 02481

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Divorce
Steve also has served as an expert witness in attorney negligence cases involving divorce and family law matters. He has opined on the breach of the legal duty owed to a client in a family law case, negligent settlement conduct, breach of the obligation of zealous representation, improper charging of attorney fees, failure to argue correct
Child Support
The practice of Family Law deals with many aspects of the family, including separation, divorce, pre-marital issues, support and custody issues, modifications of orders, adoption, and domestic violence. One of the most delicate and emotional aspects of family law involves issues pertaining to children. Custody, visitation, child support, and adoption are many of the issues which can be addressed in family law proceedings.
Child Custody and Visitation
Winning a jury trial in a difficult invasion of privacy/emotional distress case involving a client whose psychiatric records were unlawfully accessed by her ex-husband and his sister-in-law and provided to a guardian ad litem (GAL) during a post-divorce contempt case to establish a new child visitation schedule. The GAL violated GAL standards by not first seeking written authorization from the client and further by not first informing the client that the GAL was obtaining this information and intended to disclose it in her report. The jury found the client suffered from the intentional infliction of emotional distress and awarded damages against all three defendants totaling $92,800 with interest. This case is significant as emotional distress damages typically awarded by juries are minimal.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Tamara Kolz Griffin has represented a wide array of clients with varying levels of wealth in the areas of estate and gift planning for more than 25 years. In advising her clients, Tamara balances the goals of minimizing taxes and protecting assets with carrying out the wishes and philosophies of her clients. In creating estate plans and strategies that suit each client’s needs, Tamara is sensitive to family differences and dynamics and takes the necessary time to ensure that her clients understand the purposes and details of their plans. She deftly guides her clients through their decision-making and is often viewed by them as a family counselor. Tamara also assists clients with estate administration, trust administration, conservatorships, guardianships, special needs planning, prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements. She has particular expertise in providing comprehensive advice to LGBTQ+ couples, individuals and clients with “nontraditional” families.
Guardianship
Harvard Law School Legal Service Center, speaker, “Veterans: Using the Probate Court – Guardianship, Conservatorship, Estate Administration,” 1
Spousal Support
Family law attorney E. Steven Coren successfully argued that their client was entitled to termination of his alimony obligation under the new Alimony Reform Act. The case was heard and decided in the Worcester Probate and Family Court under G.L. c. 208, §§ 48 and 49. The Court fully adopted KCL’s argument in its Order.

Criminal Defense
If faced with such a situation, you need immediate, competent, and aggressive representation to protect your rights. The lawyers at KCL have vast criminal jury trial experience in Massachusetts District and Superior Courts and have successfully defended individuals accused of crimes. We provide each client with a vigorous defense and have experience in a range of criminal matters – from OUI and gun possession to drug and narcotics charges. Our criminal defense team includes a former Massachusetts state prosecutor who handled more than 30 jury trials, as well as attorneys with considerable bench and jury trial experience. We understand how prosecutors think and the evidence they need to obtain a conviction. If you are facing criminal charges, you need an attorney with courtroom experience who will protect your rights and prepare a strong defense. We will represent your interests throughout the criminal process and pursue the best possible result on your behalf. You can rely on us to effectively try cases that can reasonably go to trial and negotiate the most advantageous disposition for cases where a trial is not in your best interests.
DUI/DWI
Sex Crimes
The latest issue of KCL Insights includes recent news and blog posts: Constructive Eviction: A Tenant’s Rights to Break a Lease Navigating Sexual Assault Complaints on Campus
Robbery
Burglary
Misdemeanors
Successfully handled a Clerk Magistrate’s Hearing for a client charged with the malicious destruction of property under $1,200, a misdemeanor. The client avoided a criminal complaint and the case will be dismissed in June 2020.
Drug Crimes
If your child is charged with possession of drugs on school premises or at a school sponsored event, preparation for the events that will follow is essential in protecting your child’s education. State law specifically provides that a student may be expelled …
Assault
Successful dismissal of a criminal complaint for a client charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery.
Arson
Shoplifting
Maury E. Lederman Few things in life are more unsettling and intimidating than being involved in the criminal justice system. Being convicted of a crime, whether a misdemeanor or a felony, can have a significant impact on your future. A minor offense such as shoplifting can make it difficult to get into college or get a job; a felony conviction can result in a significant state prison sentence and the loss of certain privileges and Constitutional rights. If a student or juvenile is convicted, their criminal record can result in a school expulsion and diminish their future options.
Restraining Order
Tristan assists individuals and companies to resolve disputes, including litigating matters through trial and on appeal. He represents clients in state and federal courts, as well as clients appearing before administrative and municipal boards. Tristan regularly litigates commercial and business disputes, breach of contract claims, employment agreements, including covenants not to compete or solicit, real estate and land use issues, consumer protection actions brought pursuant to Chapter 93A, and abuse prevention hearings (commonly known as restraining orders). He also represents contractors and landowners in disputes involving real estate development and landlord/tenant disputes. Tristan defends attorneys charged with ethical violations by the Office

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Before joining KCL, Jeff spent many years in the corporate law departments of major international law firms in New York and Seattle including Proskauer Rose, LLP, where he was Senior Counsel; Friedman & Kaplan; Perkins Coie; and Reboul, MacMurray, Hewitt, Maynard & Kristol (which was absorbed into Ropes & Gray). After relocating to Boston, he was a partner in a small firm that focused on representing venture-backed companies, Convergent GC, LLC, before starting his own firm. He also has experience in business through work as general counsel of Centre Capital Advisors, an investment bank, and through work in business and legal roles in several software startups.
Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Formation
With an interest in helping entrepreneurs develop viable businesses and become successful, Sean is taking classes at Northeastern University with a focus on Technological Entrepreneurship. His experience will allow him to help start-ups navigate the maze of legal risks that are inherent in launching a new company – from business formation and financing strategies to employment matters and intellectual property issues.
Business Disputes
Prior to joining Kerstein, Coren & Lichtenstein, Neal was an environmental and commercial real estate attorney at several Boston law firms. He chaired the Business Law Group at Donovan Hatem, and created and chaired the Environmental Practice Group at Brown, Rudnick. He also served in the Office of General Counsel in the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Washington, D.C. Active in the community, Neal served as a Trustee of the Boston Architectural College, a Member of the Planning Board and the Wetlands Protection Committee in his hometown of Wellesley, and is currently counsel to the Wellesley Conservation Council.
Business Transactions
Income tax planning for business owners and executives, including choice of entity and the tax implications of business transactions and financings.
Limited Liability Companies
Business organizations (business formation and dissolution, including corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies, representing early stage, venture-backed and established companies)
Construction Contracts
Represented large Boston non-profit in preparation and negotiation of design and construction contracts for new $80 million facility. When original contractor went out of business, prepared and negotiated contract with completing contractor. Negotiated settlements with several subcontractors which the original contractor failed to pay.
Intellectual Property

Wrongful Termination
Representing both employees and management in employment related issues, including discrimination, enforcement or defense of non-competition agreements, and wrongful termination cases;
Employment Contract
Working with entrepreneurs, Robert has substantial experience assisting clients with the launch and growth of their businesses. He has represented many clients in connection with their incorporation, LLC formation, shareholder agreements, equity financings, bank financings, employment agreements, stock option plans, contracts, and asset and stock purchase agreements. Robert also has expertise assisting non-profit foundations and public charities in incorporating and establishing their organizations under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and in providing ongoing corporate counsel.
Employment Litigation
Severance Agreement
In his employment law practice, Sol zealously represents employees in disputes with their employers. He handles wrongful termination matters, discrimination issues, sexual harassment allegations, unpaid wages and overtime claims, and all the issues that arise during the employer-employee relationship. Sol also serves as trusted counsel to executives and other employees on all aspects related to the formation of the employment agreement and separation from employment, and routinely negotiates employment agreements, severance agreements, non-competition, non-solicitation, confidentiality and other employment-related agreements. He structures his fees so they are affordable to the average member of the work force.
Sexual Harassment

Real Estate Litigation
Robert Finkel has more than 20 years of experience in real estate law, general business and corporate matters, employment law and non-profit law.
Construction Litigation
Maury has over 35 years of experience in construction law and litigation. He represents all players in the construction industry: private and public owners and developers, construction managers, general contractors, subcontractors, designers, and materials manufacturers. He represents clients in contract preparation and negotiation, problem-solving and preservation of rights during construction, and all types of dispute resolution: mediation, arbitration and litigation. Matters he handles include disputes involving breach of contract, negligence, breach of warranty, defective work, disruption, delay, mechanic’s liens, rights and obligations under performance, payment and lien bonds, public bid requirements, and Chapter 93A violations.
Real Estate Transactions
Neal B. Glick’s practice focuses on commercial real estate transactions, development, zoning, environmental and land use matters, renewable energy, affordable housing, commercial lending and loan servicing. He represents developers, owners, individuals, lenders, land trusts and associations as well as community groups.
Land Use and Zoning
Kerstein, Coren & Lichtenstein is pleased to announce that Neal B. Glick has joined the firm as a partner. Mr. Glick’s practice focuses on commercial real estate transactions, environmental law, development, zoning and land use matters, renewable energy, c …
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Attorney Lichtenstein practices corporate and business law, c ommercial and residential real estate transactions representing buyers, sellers and lenders, landlord-tenant law, estate and probate practice, family and divorce issues and personal injuries. He is licensed to practice before the courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, United States District Court of Massachusetts, United States First Circuit Court of Appeals, The Court of Military Appeals and The United States Supreme Court.
Property Damage
Successful representation of a client charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving property damage; the matter was continued without a finding and the client avoided a conviction.
Condominium Law

Personal Injury
Attorney E. Steven Coren has more than 40 years of experience representing individuals and families in personal injury cases, divorce and family issues, and probate litigation. As a civil litigator, he has appeared in most courts in Massachusetts and the United States District Court in Massachusetts. He is an approved mediator for the Middlesex Probate and Family Court and was formerly a Hearing Officer for the Board of Bar Overseers (2006-2012). Attorney Coren is Chair of the firm’s Personal Injury practice group and a founding member of the firm.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Disability Discrimination
Sol has recovered millions of dollars in damages and unpaid wages for his clients, and his work on behalf of employees in wrongful termination, sexual harassment and disability discrimination cases has yielded numerous settlements over $100,000. In 2001, Sol took on an employment-related matter and formed a team of three attorneys who represented the employee and his family in a matter that resulted in a $4.85 million jury verdict, which at the time was the largest jury award in a tort case in the history of the Massachusetts Federal Court. As a result, Sol was named in the Top 10 Jury Verdicts 2001 in

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
In addition to her role as Of Counsel to KCL, Tamara maintains a private practice. She also taught estate planning at Harvard Law School and served as the Director of and Clinical Instructor at the Estate Planning Project of Harvard Law School’s Legal Services Center. Prior to starting her own private practice and teaching at Harvard Law School, Tamara was a Private Wealth Services Partner at the Boston office of the national law firm of Holland & Knight, where she practiced for 16 years.
Wills
“Chapter 52: Estate Planning for LGBTQ+ Couples and Individuals” (previously “Estate Planning for Same-Sex Couples”), Drafting Wills and Trusts in Massachusetts (MCLE, 3rd edition 2012, 4th edition 2017, 5th edition 2020)
Trusts
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. The trust held more than $1 m …
Power of Attorney
Harvard Law School Legal Service Center, speaker, “Estate Planning for Veterans: Wills, Advance Medical Directives, Powers of Attorney, Trusts,” 1
Probate

Foreclosure
After foreclosure on a hospitality property, generating a premium price, obtained a 7-figure judgment in federal District Court on a “bad boy” guarantee.
Tax Law
A member of the Massachusetts and New York bars, Jon graduated from Columbia University and Harvard Law School, and he received his Masters Degree in Tax Law (LL.M.) from New York University Law School. After law school, Jon clerked for the New York Court of Appeals.

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