Michael C. Fee

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Practice Areas Commercial Litigation Business Law Real Estate Land Use Litigation

Michael Fee is a shareholder of Pierce & Mandell, P.C. His practice concentrates in the areas of commercial litigation, business law, real estate, and land use litigation. Michael has extensive experience in trying cases in the state and federal courts and frequently appears before local zoning boards, planning boards, conservation commissions and other administrative agencies.

Michael received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts from Harvard University in 1982 and is a 1988 graduate cum laude from Boston College Law School. He was admitted to the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in 1988, and is also admitted to practice before the United States District for the District of Massachusetts, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.

Michael represents and advises clients in all phases of business and real estate law, contracts and commercial litigation, and is highly versed in the substantive law of banking, bankruptcy, condominiums, construction, corporations, employment, intellectual property, leasing, licensing, land use, probate, municipalities and zoning.

Since 2001, Michael has served as Chairman of the Sudbury Planning Board. He also chairs the Sudbury Housing Trust, and is a member of the Sudbury Ponds and Waterways Committee. He is a former member of the Watertown Conservation Commission.

Michael has also served as chairperson, from 2002-2004, for the Massachusetts Bar Association's Property Law Section Council. He currently serves as a member of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation IOLTA Grant Advisory Committee, and has formerly served on the Mass. Bar Association's Budget and Finance Committee, and Executive Management Board. He is a current member of the Real Estate Bar Association's Land Use and Zoning Committee.

In his spare time, Michael enjoys travel, music and distance running, three hobbies which he successfully combined by finishing the 2007 Paris Marathon while listening to his I-pod.