State Crimes and Offenses
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                have successfully represented individuals, professionals, executives and corporations and a broad array of state criminal investigations and prosecutions, and are currently involved in some of the highest profile Massachusetts state prosecutions. We have represented individuals charged with virtually every conceivable state offense, including ethics law violations, embezzlement and theft offenses, motor vehicle offenses (including vehicular homicide), narcotics and drug offenses, domestic offenses, assault and battery offenses, and firearms and weapons offenses. If you or a family member is the subject of a state criminal investigation or prosecution, and you are prepared to devote the resources necessary to retain superior representation and to effectively meet and defend these accusations, we invite you to contact us to learn more about the depth of our experience, skills and knowledge in this area.

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Testimonials

I have spent a career watching and interacting with attorneys - as the elected district attorney, as a line prosecutor and defense attorney - you are one of a handful of the best lawyers I have ever seen in the courtroom.

~ Father of client, 2001 (Former elected district attorney, current defense attorney)

Your argument was the only (defense argument) that made me uncomfortable. I kept hoping it would end.

~ Federal Prosecutor to Attorney Goldstein after multi-defendant federal trial

Your argument was the only (defense argument) that made me uncomfortable. I kept hoping it would end.

~ Federal Prosecutor to Attorney Goldstein after multi-defendant federal trial

Your argument was the only (defense argument) that made me uncomfortable. I kept hoping it would end.

~ Federal Prosecutor to Attorney Goldstein after multi-defendant federal trial

Goldstein pounced!

~ Boston Magazine, November 2003 (Describing cross-examination of federal agent)

That was the best closing argument I have ever seen.

~ Co-Counsel to Attorney Goldstein after federal trial