About Kevin G.
Kevin G. Collimore built a steady path into law that began in the study of business. He earned a B.S. in Business, Marketing and Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University in 1992. After that he went on to Boston University School of Law and received his J.D. in 1995, where he studied Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Those academic choices shaped how he approaches problems. The combination of business training and attention to alternative dispute resolution left him comfortable both at the negotiation table and in court. Early in his career he moved between the practical demands of client work and the procedural rigor of litigation. He also maintained an interest in workplace safety, renewing an OSHA 10 Hour Safety Certification in 2013.
Collimore is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He has worked across matters that touch on state-level practice, where knowledge of local procedure and regulatory detail matters. Colleagues describe him as methodical and direct. He prefers to lay out options clearly and let clients decide a path forward. That straightforward style shows in how he prepares for hearings and client meetings.
Over the years Collimore has combined court work with time spent crafting settlements. He values methods that resolve disputes without protracted litigation when that makes sense. At the same time he does not shy away from trial when a case requires a firm courtroom presence. His law school training in alternative dispute resolution remains a thread through his practice, influencing the choices he recommends to clients.
Today he practices at CullenCollimore pllc. The firm handles matters in both of the states where he is licensed. His work continues to bridge transactional concerns and contested matters, and he draws on earlier business studies when advising clients on risk and strategy. He also keeps an eye on regulatory issues that affect workplaces, a concern reflected in his OSHA certification renewal.
Outside the office he follows developments in state law that affect small businesses and individual litigants. He attends professional programs and exchanges with peers to stay current on procedural changes. He is a member of professional associations and maintains active standing in the jurisdictions where he is licensed.
His current practice covers legal matters in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and is based at CullenCollimore pllc.
