Overview
With over 15 years of experience in complex litigation, Matt Furman, a partner at the firm, primarily represents commercial real estate firms, developers and landowners in high-stakes disputes concerning land use, permitting, title, boundaries, commercial leases, purchase rights and other real estate related controversies. His practice emphasizes strategic advocacy in the Land Court and other forums where real estate and land use issues are litigated.
Matt’s approach begins with a focus on his clients’ long-term business goals. Whether the matter calls for aggressive litigation or a more pragmatic tactic, he tailors his strategy to reflect what truly matters to the client.
He regularly tries cases before judges and juries in Massachusetts courts, including the Land Court and the Superior Court’s Business Litigation Session. He also represents clients in appellate matters before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Massachusetts Appeals Court, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
An active member in the professional community, Matt currently serves as a Co-Chair of the Litigation Section of the Real Estate Bar Association (REBA) as well as a member of REBA’s Land Use and Zoning and Commercial Leasing sections. He is also a frequent contributor to REBA News.