Overview
Alexander L. Friedman, Esq. is a compassionate, conscientious, tireless and client-obsessed advocate, counselor and litigator. Alexander has a demonstrated record of earning and maintaining his clients’ trust based on his ability to relate to and empathize with his clients’ plight.
Alexander’s extensive experience has involved representation of a diverse array of clientele spanning the entire socio-economic spectrum and routinely represents clients in unique and complex matters that are governed by various and underrepresented legal practices areas. Alexander is adept at identifying novel and creative strategies and options to help clients facing even the most challenging and dire circumstances where legal options are limited.
Alexander’s experience and predominant practice areas focus in matters concerning landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, real estate, real estate litigation, partition actions, general civil litigation, business and corporate law, corporate general counsel, commercial law, education law, special education law, early education and childcare, debt collection, consumer protection, claims arising from predatory solar panel sales tactics and resultant damages, insurance and property loss claims, injunctive relief (including, without limitation, applications pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 209A (Abuse Prevention Orders), Chapter 258 (Harassment Prevention Orders), and landlord defense in tenant applications for injunctive relief and/or restraining orders), estate administration, personal injury, tort claims, malpractice, discrimination claims, discrimination defense, employment, wrongful termination, general counsel and advocacy, fiduciary services, and contract law, among other practice areas.
“Attorney Friedman is exceptional. He assisted me diligently and was able to effectively advocate for me to obtain a resolution to a licensing issue in the manner that I desired. While a shrewd attorney, he is also genuinely understanding, kind, empathetic, and able to bring a strong touch of humanity to a situation that would usually be strictly business.”
Rebeka Z.