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Steven S. Bloom, Esq. has been a member of the Massachusetts Bar since 1985 and was admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for  the District of Massachusetts in 1986.  He has been licensed to practice in the State of Rhode Island since 1988.  Mr. Bloom  practices in the areas of medical malpractice, personal injury law, contract law, discrimination law, business and corporate law, employment discrimination law, restaurant acquisitions, worker's compensation and the trial of civil  cases.  Attorney Bloom also practices real estate law, which comprises a significant portion of his practice.  He has represented numerous banks, lending institutions, buyers and sellers  in both residential and commercial real estate transactions. He has a special interest and concentration in affordable housing matters. Attorney Bloom is a licensed Massachusetts Real Estate Broker and approved title insurance agent with two (2) major title insurance companies.  He is a frequent lecturer and teacher of the first time home buyers' classes offered by the City of Cambridge, as well as by several non-profit groups.. Mr. Bloom also handles corporate and business matters, including the start-up and acquisition of businesses. He is a published author in the field of worker's compensation and speaks some Spanish.  He has been a guest lecturer at a major Boston hospital on the topic of medical malpractice. He has also lectured at a local nursing home on the topics of nursing home medical malpractice, patient care and patient's rights.  As of January 1, 2000, Steven S. Bloom, Esq. became the sole equity owner of and senior attorney at Cushner & Bloom, P.C.

Shur Law Group is a well-known and respected Boston area law firm which specializes in representation of landlords and property management companies. We work on cases throughout the housing and district courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and have developed an excellent reputation for professionalism, experience, and outstanding results. Our main priority is to protect the rights of landlords and management companies as they navigate the challenges of the Massachusetts landlord-tenant laws. We specialize in the following areas: Massachusetts Residential Landlord-Tenant Law Summary Process Actions Involving Non-Payment of Rent and Breach of Lease Evictions Based on Drugs and Other Illegal Conduct Lease Drafting, Review, and Enforcement Reasonable Accommodations Fair Housing Laws Board of Health Citations We offer cost-effective solutions, including flat-fee evictions and competitive hourly rates.

Practicing estate planning and probate really suits my personality style - I love to help people "figure things out" and balance the pros and cons of a particular situation to make the best decision possible.. I also strive to be a source of comfort to friends and family, and am greatly satisfied to be able to do that in my professional life as well, helping people get estate planning off their "mental list" and giving them the peace of mind that comes from having the proper estate planning documents in place; and helping families deal with the loss of a loved one by assisting them in navigating the technical and legal details that come up at that time.. When I'm not working, I enjoy music - listening, playing and writing. I am a singer/songwriter/pianist and love sharing songs with friends and family.. I live in Brookline and love the Boston area.

My practice includes a number of interrelated areas.  My real estate, probate, estate planning and tax experience and expertise assist me in my work with divorcing clients.  I have developed an area of mediation in my practice ("mediation to stay married" or "marital mediation" that uses mediation skills to assist couples who are experiencing difficulty in their marriage.  Most of my work is non-court related, including negotiated divorces, collaborative divorces and mediations.  I work with a great team of people in my firm -- 3 other lawyers and a paralegal.  In the past few years I have started writing articles -- on marriage, divorce, mediation, and other topics. They are located on the articles page of my website and are a good start in addressing your issues and getting to know me and my firm.

Karen Van Kooy joined the Law Offices of Laurie Israel in 2007 and together, they founded Israel, Van Kooy & Days, LLC in 2010.. In her family law work, Karen is an experienced and compassionate attorney, representing clients in all aspects of family creation and reformation:  from prenuptial planning through divorce and post-divorce modifications.. Karen uses Collaborative Law, Mediation and a court-based approach, depending on the needs and preferences of her client. Karen is also available for Limited Assistance Representation (LAR).. In her estate planning work, Karen assists individuals and couples in establishing wills and trusts to provide for their loved ones.

I represent Massachusetts employees in workplace matters, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and wage and hour violations.

I have been an attorney since 1988 and continue to love my profession.  It is not for everyone as it is a much of a lifestyle that remains with me even after I lock the doors of my office when I go home at night.  I am a classic "Type-A" person which is a quality necessary to be a good attorney.  Even on weekends, I cannot resist having all calls from my office transferred to my cellular telephone as I am a proverbial "junkie" for new legal adventures.  Even my hobby, aviation, requires that I am constantly thinking, active and always planning several steps ahead.  This is how I practice law.. Fortunately, my wife is my law partner.  She too, as a highly experienced and renowned domestic relations attorney, understands and shares my zeal and my need, from a professional standpont, for action, excitement and conquest..  We have two active offices in Massachusetts, one in Brookline, Ma, and the other in Brockton, Ma.  There are two fine associates who work for us making the total number of attorneys in our offices numbered at four.   We are big enough to take on the large matters and yet small enough that each and every one of us has close relationships with out clients.. I am a graduate of Hofstra University in 1984 and graduated the New England School of Law in 1988.  I am admitted to both the Massachusetts Bar and the local Federal Courts.. While I have a liberal bent on social policy, I believe that families, regardless of how they are composed, are the most important and fundamental building blocks of our society.  In that manner, I am old fashioned and still believe that for our laws to be just, fair and effective, we all must have strong educational and moral foundations.  This is a constant theme in how I provide representation to my clients.

For over 50 years, as I represented clients,I always remembered that my job was to get the results the client wanted.  I concentrated in representing  clients in a wide variety of litigation matters, mostly in major, sophisticated and complex cases.  I always tried to avoid litigation if that is possible.  It is nearly always better for my clients to resolve a dispute before it gets to court.  I would negotiate or mediate a dispute when that made sense.  If not, I considered arbitration or litigation.  In every case, I analyzed the issues to determine the best strategy and tactics to get the best results possible.  Then I implemented that strategy.. I practiced in a multitude of state and federal trial and appellate courts, and also regulatory agencies.  Based on that experience, I now concentrate my practice on acting as an expert witness and consultant in legal malpractice matters, as well as acting as a neutral or representative in arbitrations and mediations.  As a mediator or arbitral neutral, I always remember that my job is to achieve a  solution to the dispute that is fair and reasonable to the parties, avoiding the time and expense of protracted litigation in the courts.