For more than three decades, Deborah Gold-Alexander has practiced civil and criminal law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, maintaining her self-built practice for much of that time in Revere until recently relocating to Lynn's Seaport Landing. Debbie's expertise spans virtually all legal disciplines and practice areas from criminal defense and probate matters to complex real estate and business litigation. She routinely counsels individual, corporate and institutional clients on issues involving contracts, torts, conveyancing, commercial leasing, financing transactions, bankruptcy and intellectual property.
A seasoned litigator, she has engaged in extensive and sophisticated discovery and motion practice and tried numerous jury and non-jury civil and criminal trials throughout the Commonwealth. Debbie is a registered agent with multiple title insurance companies and approved by the panel of New England Dispute Resolution for mediation and arbitration hearings. Her professional affiliations include the Massachusetts Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and the Revere Chamber of Commerce.
2023 Top Women of Law-Massachusetts Lawyer Weekly
I am pleased to announce that I have been selected as a member of the 2023 class of Top Women of Law by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. I am appreciative of the honor and recognition.
Personal Service
In many law firms, the client may retain an experienced attorney but during the case, the client may have little to no contact with that attorney. Instead, the client may deal primarily with associates (fresh out of law school) or paralegals (non-lawyers) going through their legal process. By retaining this Attorney with more than 30 years of experience, the client has the benefit of a one on one association with a seasoned attorney, taking the client step by step through a sometimes long and sometimes stressful legal process. This personal service affords a comfort factor for the client during his/her case and is important for the continuity of the case.
