Boston Complex Civil Litigation Law Firm
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Excellence: One Client at a Time
Nathanson & Goldberg, founded in 1979 by Alvin S. Nathanson and Arthur Goldberg, is a thriving law firm located in
Excellence: One Client at a Time
Nathanson & Goldberg, founded in 1979 by Alvin S. Nathanson and Arthur Goldberg, is a thriving law firm located in
Excellence: One Client at a Time
Nathanson & Goldberg, founded in 1979 by Alvin S. Nathanson and Arthur Goldberg, is a thriving law firm located in
- Civil Litigation
- Real Estate
- Banking
- Business Law
- Estate And Financial Planning
Dedicated to providing quality legal services, Nathanson & Goldberg serves corporations, small companies and individuals. Clients in the
We treat every client like our only client.
Nathanson & Goldberg's goal has always been to provide the best possible legal counsel on a distinctly personal basis. The ability to quickly assess a client's needs and offer expedient, effective legal counsel are only one of the firm's outstanding characteristics.
At Nathanson & Goldberg, collaboration is a key factor in handling casework. Client relationships are led by an attorney-in-charge who works on a daily basis with clients, colleagues and paraprofessionals. Because of efficient teamwork, clients' matters are not mired in departmental shuffles. Efficient, effective, personal attention is the hallmark of Nathanson & Goldberg. Phone calls are returned in a timely manner. Important documents are forwarded to the client as a matter of course.
In short, we keep in touch.
For more information about your specific legal situation visit the links below or call us directly at (617)210-4800. Thank You.
Business Law
Dispute Resolution including Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Construction Law and Litigation
General Civil Litigation
Business Litigation
Wills, Estates & Trusts
Family Law
Personal Injury
Mechanic's Liens
Real Estate Financing
Real Estate Development
Residential & Commercial Conveyancing
Commercial Lease Drafting & Review
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