Wednesday, December 15, 2021
​Jack's Abby Brewing | Framingham, MA​

The ACA/NE December 15th Meeting will feature a Service Roundtable Seminar to help you and your team set and achieve goals to enhance productivity, performance and profits. The program will also offer you the chance to connect with your HVAC industry colleagues and enjoy a craft beer tasting at Jack’s Abby Brewing.
 
The ACA/NE HVAC CSL proposal is on a fast-moving track. Therefore, the schedule was revised so David Kerrigan, from Kenney & Sams, P.C., can present an overview of recent developments. In addition, Manny Chaves from Chaves Heating and AC and Doug Hamilton from Central Cooling and Heating will also be on hand to share recent documents and their perspective on the current status of the regulatory effort

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Agenda

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm:  Registration

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm:  Regulatory Update & How To Get It Done Seminar 
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5:30 pm - 6:30 pm: Networking Reception
Hors D'Oeuvres and Cash Bar, Plus Tasting 

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Meet the Speakers
PictureDavid Kerrigan

​David Kerrigan is a litigator with uniquely deep experience representing individuals and groups in challenges to state regulations and statutes, and defending and asserting civil rights claims. He has years of experience bringing and defending claims related to a range of business, construction and employment litigation.

As a former Chief of the Government Bureau of the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, David is one of few litigators in Massachusetts able to draw upon his many experiences defending state officials and agencies against these claims while now handling challenges to local and state government regulations and enforcement actions in a variety of contexts. He combines an insider’s knowledge of government defense strategy with deep trial experience and knowledge of regulatory process and statutes.

His administrative law practice includes representing individuals involved with a variety of trades – contractors, plumbers, electricians, engineers and designers – in disputes with professional licensing boards alleging violation of professional conduct standards. David has also handled matters before the State Ethics Commission, among other state agencies.

As a general commercial litigator, David has brought and defended claims involving construction issues, employment disputes and other business-to-business issues. His experience spans contract claims, employment discrimination, prevailing wage issues, independent contractor classification issues, breach of lease claims, franchise litigation and more.
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David’s effectiveness in civil litigation is tied to his experience as a trial lawyer. He has handled complex cases involving substantial criminal or financial penalties and significant media attention, and knows how to navigate the legal as well as reputational issues clients can face.
 PicturePete Danielson

​Pete Danielson is the Vice President of Market Development at Service Nation Pete has spent over 30 years in the HVAC and plumbing industry.

He began his career in the HVAC distribution business.

​He then went to work for a leading manufacturer, where he earned several awards, including the top sales performer in     the United States. 
 
In 2013 Pete purchased a contracting business and grew it to over $7 million in annual sales in just five years, earning him a top spot on the INC 5000 fastest growing companies.

​ In 2018 he sold the business and recently joined Service Nation to continue his passion for helping contractors grow their business.