Burlington Insurance Defense Law Firm
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Relationships, Respect, Results.
Bruce & Kelley, PC, in Burlington, Massachusetts, provides consulting and litigation counsel to medical providers and health care systems throughout Northern New England in areas including risk management, peer review, board investigations and employment discrimination.
We pride ourselves on the enduring relationships we establish with our clients. We respect the complicated nature of your business and through the intricate...
Relationships, Respect, Results.
Bruce & Kelley, PC, in Burlington, Massachusetts, provides consulting and litigation counsel to medical providers and health care systems throughout Northern New England in areas including risk management, peer review, board investigations and employment discrimination.
We pride ourselves on the enduring relationships we establish with our clients. We respect the complicated nature of your business and through the intricate...
Relationships, Respect, Results.
Bruce & Kelley, PC, in Burlington, Massachusetts, provides consulting and litigation counsel to medical providers and health care systems throughout Northern New England in areas including risk management, peer review, board investigations and employment discrimination.
We pride ourselves on the enduring relationships we establish with our clients. We respect the complicated nature of your business and through the intricate process of advice, guidance and representation, provide the legal results you need.
Our primary areas of focus include:
- Insurance defense for hospitals and health care institutions
- Medical malpractice litigation
- Health care law
Serving Northern New England for many years, John Bruce and J. Peter Kelley were formerly senior partners at other firms before joining forces. Together, they have over 20 years of combined experience in health care and medical malpractice litigation.
Attorney Bruce is a veteran of medical malpractice defense, with 20 years of trial experience. He shares his expertise with health care professionals, administrators and institutions. He regularly counsels industry professionals on health care law, provides risk management advice and represents health care providers before the state health licensing boards.
An experienced trial attorney with more than 20 years of successful results in state and federal courts, Attorney Kelley's practice focuses on medical malpractice and general liability defense, and extends into complex personal injury, toxic tort, premises and general liability, construction, contract and civil rights law.
They lecture frequently for continuing medical education and risk management programs.
Our team of attorneys includes Mary Azzarito and Kristen Clarke, bringing years of experience in health care litigation in both state and federal courts to our practice.
Bruce & Kelley, PC, serves Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. Call 781-262-0148 to speak to one of our lawyers or to arrange a consultation. Initial consultations are free.
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