Counsel Built Around Community Associations

MEEB’s attorneys answer promptly, advise clearly, and put the interests of each client first. We focus on community association law so boards and managers have one trusted source for governance, lien enforcement, and litigation.

Jennifer L. Barnett

Jennifer is a partner in the firm and concentrates her practice in the areas of civil and appellate litigation, condominium law, real estate law and employment law. In addition to litigating, Jennifer continuously counsels clients on a variety of real estate matters including, code compliance, the interpretation of association governing documents, title and lien issues, leasing and construction management and disputes.

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Seth B. Barnett

Seth is a partner of the firm and represents clients in a robust range of civil litigation and regulatory matters, including in the areas of construction, land use and zoning, condominium law, employment law, contract matters, and disputes involving state and local governmental entities. He has practiced before state and federal courts and state agencies in Massachusetts and has successfully represented clients at trials and in appeals.  For almost two decades, he has advised private clients and governmental entities alike regarding a myriad and diverse issues with respect to land use, zoning, construction, civil rights, employment and education law, licensing, public records, meeting procedures, internal investigations, conflict of interest, and many others.

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Dillon Brown

Dillon is a junior partner in the firm’s Condominium, Real Estate, and Landlord Tenant Departments. He joined the firm in 2019 and focuses his practice on representing condominium associations, condominium developers, as well as residential and commercial landlords. Specifically, Dillon advises condominium and homeowner associations, as well as property managers, on all aspects of community association law including: review and interpretation of governing documents, rule enforcement, document amendments, land acquisition, withdrawals of land from the Land Court’s registration system, leasing, contract review, and developer rights. As a part of his real estate and permitting practice,

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