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Labor and Employment Law:
- Private practice, Boston, MA February 1968 to present. Engaged in all aspects of the practice of labor relations and employment law including federal and state court proceedings, National Labor Relations Board proceedings, state labor agency proceedings, arbitration and negotiation of collective bargaining agreements, both in the private and public sectors.
- Represented the construction industry in Massachusetts, both management and labor, in a challenge to then Mayor Kevin White’s residency executive order. He succeeded in challenging the constitutionality of that executive order in a unanimous opinion of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The City of Boston then appealed to the United States Supreme Court where Mr. Kingston was privileged to argue the case before the full Court. The Court ruled in the City’s favor 7 - 2, Justices Rehnquist and White dissenting.
- National Labor Relations Board, Washington, D.C. and Boston, MA, January 1965 to February 1968.
- Officer, U.S. Marine Corps, 1958-1961
Practice Areas
Labor & Employment
Education
Georgetown University Law Center, LLB, 1964
Boston College, A.B. Economics, magna cum laude, 1958
Bar Admissions
All Massachusetts Courts and
United States Supreme Court
Professional and Community Involvements
Contributing editor to the Developing Labor Law published by the American Bar Association
Former Chairman, Personnel Board, Town of Scituate, MA
Former Lecturer in Labor Law, Northeastern University Law School
Former Town Meeting Member, Milton, MA
Former President, Massachusetts Council of School Attorneys
Member, Labor Law Section, American Bar Association
Member, Labor and Employment Law and Public Law Sections, Massachusetts Bar Association
Member, Labor, Employment and Health Law Sections, Boston Bar Association
Past President, Carney Hospital Foundation
Member, Catholic Charities Board of Directors
2005 Cushing-Gavin Award for Excellence in the Labor Management Field
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