Meet the Kantrovitz Team
Our Attorneys
Kantrovitz & Kantrovitz Law Firm has been helping injured workers and accident victims since 1979, setting the gold standard for any workers compensation and personal injury lawyer. A family firm, we have a tradition of getting results for our clients.
Michael Kantrovitz, Esquire
Michael Kantrovitz is a civil trial lawyer in the city of Boston, Massachusetts. He has successfully represented hundreds of injured workers before the Department of Industrial Accidents and has extensive experience prosecuting Workers’ Compensation claims as an outstanding personal injury lawyer. Other practice areas include Construction Accident and Product Liability litigation, Motor Vehicle Accident claims, Social Security Disability claims and Accidental Disability Retirement claims.
He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys. He obtained his Bachelors from Northeastern University in 1999 (magna cum laude), his Masters in Business Administration from Babson College in 2009 and his Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law in 2009.
Martin Kantrovitz, Esquire
Attorney Martin Kantrovitz was a Partner of Kantrovitz & Kantrovitz LLC of Kantrovitz & Kantrovitz LLC. For over 40 years, Mr. Kantrovitz concentrated his practice in the areas of Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury (Tort) law. Like his father, Gabriel Kantrovitz, before him, Martin had a long history of helping and protecting the rights of working people and those who have suffered injuries due to the negligence of others.
As a legendary personal injury lawyer, Mr. Kantrovitz tried thousands of cases before numerous trial and appellate courts as well as the Department of Industrial Accidents, the government agency responsible for overseeing all workers’ compensation claims.
He and many of his cases have been profiled on television shows and in newspapers including the Boston Globe, the Boston Herald and numerous local publications. Mr. Kantrovitz was the attorney who won the landmark case in the Supreme Judicial Court, which held that landlords are responsible for damages children suffer from lead paint poisoning.
Mr. Kantrovitz was a graduate of Northeastern University and Boston University Law School. He was admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the United States District Court (Massachusetts), the United States Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. He was a member of the Massachusetts Bar Association, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, and The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Michael Patnode, Associate
Mike Patnode is an associate with Kantrovitz and Kantrovitz, and handles personal injury and third-party workers compensation claims.
Mr. Patnode is a tenacious advocate for the rights of injured workers and a diligent investigator when it comes to negligent conduct. Prior to joining the firm Mr. Patnode worked on several high-profile cases, including as part of the defense team in the 2017 Baby Bella murder trial. As an associate at another Plaintiff’s litigation firm in Boston, Mr. Patnode investigated several manufacturers of Power Morcellators and helped clients who were injured by those defective devices obtain significant settlements. Most recently, Mr. Patnode served as a Law Clerk to the Hon. John Englander of the Massachusetts Appeals Court.
Mr. Patnode received his Juris Doctor from Boston College Law School (cum laude), and served as Senior Editor on the Boston College Law Review. He received his Bachelors Degree from Ithaca College (cum laude)
Gabriel Kantrovitz, Esquire
Gabriel Kantrovitz became an attorney in 1937. Two of his brothers, two of his sons, two of his grandsons and one of his nephews became attorneys as well. Until 2001 Gabriel Kantrovitz fought for workers, organizers and those willing to speak out against constitutional injustice.
In the early 1950’s when Senator Joseph McCarthy was investigating alleged subversive activity at the local General Electric plant, it was Gabriel Kantrovitz that represented those workers accused of ties to the communist party. In a seminal moment in our national history, Gabriel Kantrovitz refused to allow McCarthy to interrogate and prosecute the accused GE workers, a defiance that resulted in his being escorted by McCarthy’s thugs from the Senate Hearing.
As a young attorney Gabriel was a general practitioner, later concentrating in the representation of people badly injured at work. He was one of the early pioneers of the Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation system and continued to practice as a dedicated personal injury lawyer until his death.
Melissa Rodriguez, Administrative Assistant
Melissa is responsible for answering and directing phone calls, organizing and scheduling appointments. Write and distribute mails, letters, faxes and forms. Melissa is also responsible for maintaining, tracking and monitoring a daily high-volume calendar. Melissa has a background in the Medical field where she has worked as an Office Manager in New York and Louisiana.
Melissa is fully bilingual in Spanish and English which helps in providing an outstanding and efficient service to our clients. She enjoys reading, a walk on the beach and a good meal.
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Southborough, Massachusetts 01772
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