Richard Goldwasser is a distinguished Partner at Schoenberg Finkel Beederman Bell Glazer LLC, where he leverages his extensive legal expertise to navigate the complexities of commercial litigation at both trial and appellate levels. With a robust foundation built from his clerkships with the Hon. Meir...
Richard Goldwasser is a distinguished Partner at Schoenberg Finkel Beederman Bell Glazer LLC, where he leverages his extensive legal expertise to navigate the complexities of commercial litigation at both trial and appellate levels. With a robust foundation built from his clerkships with the Hon. Meir Shamgar, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Israel, and the Hon. Dom J. Rizzi of the Illinois Appellate Court, Richard has honed his skills in legal analysis and advocacy, making him a formidable presence in the courtroom.
At Schoenberg Finkel, Richard focuses on intricate commercial matters, often involving high-stakes disputes that require not only a deep understanding of the law but also strategic foresight and innovative problem-solving. His proficiency spans various areas, including criminal law, civil rights, and medical malpractice, allowing him to approach cases from multiple angles. Richard is particularly adept at alternative dispute resolution, which enables him to craft tailored solutions that meet his clients' needs while minimizing litigation costs.
Among his key projects, Richard has successfully represented clients in landmark cases that have set precedents in commercial law, showcasing his ability to argue complex legal theories effectively. His commitment to legal writing and meticulous preparation ensures that he is always ready to present compelling arguments before judges and juries alike. As a thought leader in his field, Richard is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of attorneys, sharing his insights on litigation strategies and the evolving landscape of commercial law. His blend of experience, skill, and dedication makes him an invaluable asset to both his clients and the legal community at large.
