Joseph M. Kaigler Sr.

Joseph M. Kaigler, Sr. has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and positions. Joseph M. began their career as a Staff Assistant for Boston City Councillor Bruce C. Bolling, where they performed constituent services and conducted research and writing. Joseph M. then worked as an Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of Boston, representing the city and its personnel in various litigation cases. During their time in this role, they successfully tried seven cases to defendant's verdict in superior court.

Kaigler then transitioned to the City of Cambridge, serving as a Legal Counsel and Trial Attorney. In this position, they handled municipal law matters and provided legal counsel.

Joseph M. then moved on to Hare & Chaffin, a litigation boutique, where they worked as an Attorney at Law. Joseph M. specialized in business litigation and served as senior counsel for Fortune 500 and 100 clients.

Kaigler's next role was at SimplexGrinnell, where they served as an Assistant General Counsel. Joseph M. focused on corporate and business litigation, as well as litigation management.

Their most recent position was at the Massachusetts Port Authority, where they held the role of Associate Chief Counsel/Litigation. Joseph M. was responsible for litigation management and business litigation, including trials.

Overall, Joseph M. Kaigler, Sr. has extensive experience in business litigation, trial advocacy, and legal counsel in both private and public sectors.

Joseph M. Kaigler, Sr. earned a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School. Before that, they completed their undergraduate studies at Fisk University, where they graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.A. in Political Science, Religious and Philosophical Studies. Joseph M. received their high school education from the University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy, where they completed the College/University Preparatory and Advanced High School/Secondary Diploma Program. Despite the information provided, their start and end years for each educational institution are unknown.