Paul Kenney

Paul Kenney was raised in Boston, Massachusetts, the third son of a deceased Boston Police Officer. While enrolled at the University of Massachusetts, a love of literature and an appreciation for the spoken word caused him to question whether he should become a writer or a lawyer. The drama of the jury trial and a passion for justice drew him to the law. At Boston University Law School, he focused upon criminal law as a means of seeking equal justice under law. As a legal intern in the District...See more

Paul Kenney was raised in Boston, Massachusetts, the third son of a deceased Boston Police Officer. While enrolled at the University of Massachusetts, a love of literature and an appreciation for the spoken word caused him to question whether he should become a writer or a lawyer. The drama of the jury trial and a passion for justice drew him to the law. At Boston University Law School, he focused upon criminal law as a means of seeking equal justice under law. As a legal intern in the District Attorney's Office, he assisted in the preparation of homicide cases, thereafter honing his trial skills as a Defender of the Public in the courts of Cambridge and Boston. After a sojourn as a labor lawyer and a hard fought, historic medical malpractice victory on behalf of a dying husband and father, Paul became the president of his own law firm, concentrating on the litigation of catastrophic injury cases in the state and federal courts. Kenney & Conley, P.C. has been on the cutting edge of catastrophic injury litigation and the representation of the less fortunate for close to three decades. In addition to practicing law, for more than a decade, Paul served as the President of Caritas Communities Inc., one of the largest housing charities in New England, providing safe and affordable housing for the working poor. Paul's abiding concern for the less fortunate, stemming from his upbringing, motivated him to found Kinvara Productions with its mission to enlighten, uplift and entertain though novels, music and films. See less