Shelley Harvey - Boston, MA
Attorney at Tentindo, Kendall, Canniff & Keefe, LLP
Complex Litigation Lawyers in Boston, MA
75 Hood Park Drive Boston, MA 02129
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Boston Complex Litigation Lawyer
Updated: 03/02/2026
Areas of Practice
- Complex Litigation
- Workers’ Compensation
Attorney Information
Overview
Shelley Harvey joined TKCK as an associate attorney in August 2015.
Prior to joining TKCK, Attorney Harvey worked for a major insurer defending complex and high exposure workers’ compensation matters. Attorney Harvey also worked as an attorney-advisor/law clerk for a federal administrative law judge with the U.S. Department of Labor focusing on federal workers’ compensation matters.
Attorney Harvey was a contributing author for the Lexis Nexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation on hearing and appeal procedures. She was also an assistant editor for the Massachusetts Guide to Evidence.
Attorney Harvey is a 2003 graduate of Boston University and a 2008 graduate of Northeastern University School of Law. She was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in 2008 and her practice is concentrated in workers’ compensation.
Shelley can be reached at smh@tkcklaw.com, or by calling her in the office at (617) 242-9600 x 242 or on her cellphone at (617) 216-2535
Education
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Legal Education
- Northeastern University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts, 2008
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Non Legal Education
- Boston University, 2003
Current Employment Position(s)
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Partner
Past Positions
- U.S. Department of Labor focusing on federal workers’ compensation matters, Attorney-advisor/Law clerk for a federal administrative law judge
Published Works
Articles
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Lexis Nexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation on hearing and appeal procedures, Author
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Massachusetts Guide to Evidence, Assistance Editor
Bar Admissions
- Massachusetts, 2008
Contact
75 Hood Park Drive
Boston, MA 02129
Phone: 617-242-9600 x242
Fax: 617-242-0800
Email: Send a message
Hours: Monday - Friday 9am-5pm 24/7 availability
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