Larry Kulig

Larry Kulig has over 25 years of broad commercial litigation experience with a particular focus on disputes involving partnerships and closely held businesses, breach of contract, fiduciary duty claims, and defense of defamation/discrimination suits. A large part of Larry’s practice also includes lender/borrower disputes, particularly those involving multifamily, Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), and equity deals. He also has significant experience in shareholder litigation as well as real estate, corporate, and trademark-related litigation, including claims involving First Amendment and intellectual property rights on the Internet. In addition, Larry is a professionally accredited arbitrator, affiliated with the American Arbitration Association, to handle commercial and business disputes.

He has significant jury and bench trial experience and approximately 20 reported decisions on Westlaw and has argued before the Massachusetts Appeals Court, Supreme Judicial Court, and appellate courts in other states. Larry is also experienced in alternative dispute resolution as an arbitrator and mediator. In 2017, Larry was retained as an arbitrator in a high profile AAA dispute involving multiple affordable housing projects across New York City, which he helped settle.

Larry’s representative clients include software companies, local, and national financial institutions, real estate partnerships, insurance carriers, and one of the nation’s largest nonprofit providers of social services. Most recently, Larry has also been representing court-appointed receivers assisting the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office of Abandoned Housing Initiative. He was also recognized with the 2017 Villanova Law School alumni award for public service for his decades of work ranging from support of affordable housing initiatives to inner city schools and student-athletes to civics oriented programs and veterans groups.