Kevin P. Feeley, Jr.

Kevin Feeley has 18 years of experience representing public employers in all aspects of labor and employment law, as well as general municipal law. Mr. Feeley has handled numerous cases before arbitrators, the Civil Service Commission, the Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission and Massachusetts trial and appellate courts. Mr. Feeley has negotiated a significant number of collective bargaining agreements and has represented public retirement boards. Mr. Feeley is a regular speaker for the Massachusetts Municipal Association on G.L. c. 32B, G.L. c. 150E and other related areas. Mr. Feeley has served as an instructor on G.L. c. 32B at the Massachusetts Treasurers and Collectors School for the last 12 years. Mr. Feeley is presently serving his 6th year as an elected Commissioner on the Walpole Housing Authority.

Education

Suffolk University Law School, JD, 1989

Boston College, BA, English, 1984

Bar Memberships

Massachusetts, 1989; U.S. District Court, Massachusetts 1990.

Professional Experience

Collins, Loughran & Peloquin, P.C., October 2001 - Present

Partner in law firm specializing in representing employers in labor, employment and education law matters.

Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane L.L.P., 1991 - 2001

Associate (seven years), partner (three years) specializing in labor and employment, municipal law, and employee benefits.

GTE Government Systems, 1985 – 1991

Contracts manager, responsible for negotiating, administering and closing out contracts between GTE and the U.S. Department of Defense.

Professional Associations

Massachusetts Bar Association; Labor and Employment Section; Massachusetts Municipal Association, Labor and Personnel Committee; Massachusetts Municipal Association Committee on Health Care Cost Containment; Elected Commissioner – Walpole Housing Authority; Member, Board of Directors, KP Walpole Youth Hockey; Member, Town of Walpole Citizen Insurance Advisory Committee.