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Michael A. Goldstein is a distinguished attorney based in Middleton, Massachusetts, and is a founding partner of Goldstein and Clegg, LLC. With a robust background in both Employment Law and Personal Injury, Attorney Goldstein is dedicated to providing exceptional legal representation to his clients. He is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar and the Federal Bar for the District of Massachusetts, showcasing his commitment to upholding the law and advocating for those in need. Attorney Goldstein's extensive experience extends beyond Massachusetts; he also collaborates with the Phillips Law Offices, LLC, which features licensed attorneys in Rhode Island and Maryland. This partnership enhances his ability to serve clients across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring that they receive comprehensive legal support tailored to their specific needs. A graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law, Attorney Goldstein possesses a strong academic foundation that complements his practical experience. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Finance and Operations Management from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, equipping him with valuable insights into financial matters that often intersect with his legal practice. Focusing on consumer debt issues, Attorney Goldstein specializes in assisting homeowners, small business owners, and individuals as they navigate the complexities of debt management. His expertise in negotiating the bankruptcy code and facilitating credit workouts empowers clients to regain financial stability and achieve their goals. With a passion for helping others and a commitment to justice, Michael A. Goldstein stands out as a trusted advocate in the legal community.
Employment and labor attorneys handle workplace legal matters including discrimination, wrongful termination, and wage disputes. They represent both employees and employers. Common matters include wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, wage disputes.