- Vincent Tentindo
- Susan Kendall
- John Canniff
- John Keefe
- Darren Goldberg
- Mark Kelly
- Joseph Durant
- Steven Bolognese
- Matthew Slater
- Peter LoVerme
- JoAnn Walter
- Christopher Fiore
- Melissa Padula Fitzpatrick
- Ralph DiMeo
- Ryan Schaiberger
- Nicholas Chrissis
- James Hornstein
- Courtney Manchester
- Karen Finley
- Robert Martin
- Shelley Harvey
- Daniel Buckley
- Lynn Raccio
- Patrick Battersby, Jr.
- Pamela Smith
- Richard Florino, Jr.
- Michael Marshall
- Thomas Wielgus
- Alissa Grady
- Daniel Brunk
- William Caples
- Anthony DaDalt
- Nicholas Francis
- Lori Harling
- Patrick Jamison
- Paul C. Kelly
- Clyde Kelton, Jr.
- Michael McCoy
- William McGovern
- James O’Sullivan
- Brian Prindle
- Robert Riccio
- Phillip Ronan
- Kevin Santos
- Paul Scannell
- Andrea Perra Antonucci
- Rebecca Gilardi
- Kevin King
- Joseph McConaghy
- Roman Rassin
- Michael Santi
- Sara Burke Singh
- Erika Soong
- Rochelle Whitten
- Elaine Gravante
- Peggy Ohliger
- James Campbell
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Vincent Tentindo
Managing Partner(617) 242-9600 x 209
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- Managing Partner of Tentindo, Kendall, Canniff & Keefe, LLP since 2000
- Co-Chair of the Litigation Group at Peabody & Arnold from 1995-2000
- 35 years of experience representing employers and insurers defending workers’ compensation and employment discrimination claims
- Member of the Judicial Nominating Committee of the Department of Industrial Accidents appointed by Governor Deval Patrick
- Member of the Board of Directors of SIGAM (Self Insurance Group Association of Massachusetts)
- Named Massachusetts Super Lawyer by Boston Magazine for Workers’ Compensation
- Frequent lecturer and author of articles on Workers’ Compensation and Disability Law
- Adjunct Professor of Workers’ Compensation at New England School of Law in Boston
- Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale Hubbell
- Fellow of The College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
- Member of the DRI Workers’ Compensation Committee
- Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar 1978 and the US District Court District of Massachusetts and US Supreme Court
- Lecturer Lorman Educational Services