Are you considering renting an apartment? While it’s not necessary to consult an attorney before renting, it can be very helpful if an issue arrises during your tenancy. Understanding your lease agreement and your rights as a tenant in Massachusetts is the first step in a successful tenancy. (more…)
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Licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Attorney Kenneth R. Corson III, is a Maritime Counselor serving the Greater Boston Area. Ken has almost 20 years of municipal and maritime knowledge and experience enabling him to provide high quality representation in many areas such as yacht purchase and sale agreements and coastal permitting of boats and structures.
On top of that, as an Employment and Housing Attorney, Ken is a passionate advocate for others, representing clients in a wide range of matters from non-payment of wages to sexual harassment and housing conditions.
Click the links below to learn more about Attorney Corson’s practice areas or to send him a message.
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