The Law Office of Richard Goren - Boston Business Lawyer
Massachusetts Law Firm
Welcome to the Law Office of Richard Goren, a Boston-based business litigation firm, with more than thirty-five years experience and a track record of exceptional results.
Who represents you matters. It matters not how many lawyers you employ or what they say or argue. What does matter is the results. As Clarence Darrow explained: ”justice is what comes out of a courtroom.”
We are guided by two principles:
To identify and concentrate on the strengths and weaknesses of both sides of the case. To take the shortest possible road to the client’s goal on winning, while assuring that his and his counsel’s resources remain focused, with minimal distractions.
It is never just about making money. Our primary purpose is to achieve outstanding results for our clients while always maintaining the quality of work in which we pride ourselves.
http://www.richardgorenlaw.com/
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