Alexander J. M. Goodrich
Focus | Civil Litigation
Alexander “Alec” Goodrich is an Associate in the Boston, MA office of Boyle | Shaughnessy Law. Alec graduated with Honors from the George Washington University Law School and received the Judge Albert H. Grenadier Award for excellence in moot court. His work was published in the Federal Communications Law Journal, for which he also served as the Production Editor. During his third year, he served as the Deputy-Editor-in-Chief of the International Law and Policy Brief and was a Student Attorney for the Jacob Burns Community Legal Clinic’s Intellectual Property and Technology Clinic. While attending GW Law, Alec was a legal extern with the International Trade Administration and the Federal Trade Commission and competed in the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
Prior to law school, Alec worked in then-Governor Charlie Baker’s office where he helped develop low-income housing policy in the Commonwealth. He earned degrees from Tufts University in international relations and political science. While at Tufts, Alec was a member of the Varsity Squash team, played soccer and lacrosse, and wrote an undergraduate honors thesis examining the role that existential outrage takes in American voters’ propensity to vote against their economic interests.
Alec can be reached by email at agoodrich@boyleshaughnessy.com.
Education
- The George Washington University Law School, J.D. with Honors
- Tufts University, B.A.
Bar Admissions:
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Publications:
International Intellectual Property Theft: A Roadmap to Civil Remedies, The International Law and Policy Brief (Nov.11, 2022).
Reading Between the Lines: Exploring Legal Implications of Putin’s Unfounded Justifications for Ukraine Invasion, The International Law and Policy Brief (Apr. 5, 2022).
A Broader View of Antitrust Competitive Harms in the Ski Industry, The International Law and Policy Brief (Mar. 16, 2024).