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Rudolph Friedmann LLP - Full-Service Law Firm Serving Clients In Boston, Massachusetts, And Surrounding Areas
The law offices of Rudolph Friedman, LLP, is a full-service, multi-faceted law firm providing quality legal counsel for businesses, professionals and individuals in the Greater Boston metropolitan area and throughout New England. Lawyers and staff are dedicated professionals and committed to providing the highest level of personal service at a responsible fee...
Rudolph Friedmann LLP - Full-Service Law Firm Serving Clients In Boston, Massachusetts, And Surrounding Areas
The law offices of Rudolph Friedman, LLP, is a full-service, multi-faceted law firm providing quality legal counsel for businesses, professionals and individuals in the Greater Boston metropolitan area and throughout New England. Lawyers and staff are dedicated professionals and committed to providing the highest level of personal service at a responsible fee...
Rudolph Friedmann LLP - Full-Service Law Firm Serving Clients In Boston, Massachusetts, And Surrounding Areas
The law offices of Rudolph Friedman, LLP, is a full-service, multi-faceted law firm providing quality legal counsel for businesses, professionals and individuals in the Greater Boston metropolitan area and throughout New England. Lawyers and staff are dedicated professionals and committed to providing the highest level of personal service at a responsible fee structure. Attorneys bring together decades of experience to every case and offer clients the advantage and benefits of drawing on a wealth of knowledge across a broad range of legal disciplines. Through hard work and a commitment to meeting their clients' needs, the law firm has built a reputation for excellence that is known throughout the area. The firm is dedicated to maintaining that reputation by standing beside you and striving to get you the results you need.
The firm's clients include Fortune 500 corporations seeking outside legal counsel, individual owners of small businesses, entrepreneurs and investors, licensed professionals, individuals and families.
The law firm's range of services include (but is not limited to):
- Business dispute resolution and litigation
- Corporate formation and business transactions
- Construction contracts and litigation
- Criminal defense
- Employment litigation
- Estate planning, succession planning and probate administration
- Bankruptcy and creditor rights
- Alternative dispute resolution
- Hotel and restaurant law
- Insurance litigation defense
- Personal injury claims litigation, plaintiff and defense
- Intellectual property law, patent opinions and patent litigation
- Divorce and family law
- Real estate and commercial leasing
Lawyers are committed to being available when you need us. During your initial consultation and throughout your case, your attorney and support staff will truly take the time to learn about your goals and desired outcome.
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