Practice Areas

A Unique Combination Of Practice Areas

Attorney Ken Margolin has achieved a remarkable record of success for his clients in an unusual combination of practice areas.

What are the two practice areas?

  1. Catastrophic plaintiff's personal injury;
  2. Advice and counsel, litigation, and representation before administrative agencies and boards, for non-profit corporations.

How did Attorney Margolin come to this unusual dual practice?

Early in his career, Attorney Margolin developed a special education and disability rights practice. He came to these areas of law quite naturally, as his father had chaired the Department of Rehabilitation and Special Education at Northeastern University. Over time, the individual rights practice evolved, and Attorney Margolin began representing the non-profit corporations that ran programs for people with a variety of disabilities. That portion of his practice continues today.

In the early '80s, Attorney Margolin began receiving requests to represent people seriously hurt in accidents or by medical malpractice or. Having worked for nearly a decade with the doctors, therapists and rehabilitation professionals who help people cope with serious disabilities, conveying the loss suffered by personal injury plaintiffs was a natural fit. Attorney Margolin's first medical malpractice case resulted in a jury verdict on behalf of his client. Other successful results followed, and Attorney Margolin integrated personal injury representation on behalf of injured plaintiffs, into his law practice.

Why should Attorney Margolin's dual practice be helpful to me?

If medical negligence or the carelessness of another person or corporation has left you with life-altering injuries, you want your lawyer to understand what you are going through. You want your attorney to possess the knowledge and skills to work with your treating health professionals and expert witnesses in order to prepare your case for settlement or trial. You can be sure that Ken Margolin knows the language of medical and rehabilitation professionals. He knows what questions to ask them and knows how to prepare them to testify in court. He will always respect your efforts to overcome the results of your injuries.

If you are the executive director of a non-profit corporation, you want a lawyer who not only understands your organization's mission, but who can fight if necessary for your company's rights and the rights of its clients. Attorney Margolin has successfully handled complex civil litigation and for non-profits corporations in addition to his work in the personal injury field. He can help your organization achieve its goals through consultation, advice and counsel, and when necessary, litigation.

Can you give examples of some of Attorney Margolin's successes for his clients in both his areas of practice?

You want your lawyer to understand and support your goals, but above all, you want results. Below are just a sampling of Attorney Margolin's successes for his personal injury and non-profit clients. Full details and additional examples can be found on the Personal Injury Case Results and Non-Profit Corporations Case Results pages of this web site.

Personal Injury Examples

$7.2 million verdict on behalf of a premature infant who suffered brain damage from a medication overdose - one of the largest medication overdose verdicts in Massachusetts history.

$1.1 million arbitration award on behalf of a woman who lost her husband from undiagnosed colon cancer.

$1.03 million settlement for a woman seriously injured when dropped from her stretcher during an improperly performed transfer from an ambulance.

$2.865 million settlement on behalf of the husband and children of a 40 year-old woman who died during routine surgery as the result of surgical, anesthesiological and administrative negligence.

Non-Profit Corporation Examples

Argued and won a case in the Vermont Supreme Court expanding the rights to community living in group homes for people with a variety of disabilities.

Ken Margolin has been a leader in Massachusetts in the evolution of rights of residents with mental retardation and mental illness to live in the community.

With state and federal court victories, enabled a major Massachusetts non-profit corporation to open a new campus program for adolescents with serious emotional and learning disabilities, despite concerted local and municipal opposition.

How can I learn more about the Law Office of Kenneth N. Margolin, P.C.

In the pages of this web site, you will find dozens of articles written by Attorney Margolin on topics on a variety of legal topics. You will also be able to download or order three free books authored by Attorney Margolin, two in the personal injury law area and one pertaining to non-profit corporations. You will find convenient links to contact Ken Margolin to set up an appointment or to obtain a free evaluation of your case.