The Boston law firm of Broude & Hochberg, LLP was established in 1928 as the office of David Broude, Esquire, who had previously been one of the earliest revenue agents in what was then the fledgling Bureau of Internal Revenue. Until his death in 1969, David Broude engaged in practice in the fields of taxation, trusts and estates. During the latter part of his career, he wrote a regular column for Barron's on tax and legal subjects. The other founding attorney, Alvin S. Hochberg, joined the office in the early 1950's, following association with another Boston law firm after his graduation from Harvard Law School in 1948.

The firm provides counsel in the areas of trusts, estates, probate, real estate and tax planning to individuals and families, as well as general legal services to a variety of business enterprises and non-profit organizations. We also offer a full range of fiduciary services, including trust and estate administration and management. As part of those services, we provide tax advice and tax return preparation for individuals, trusts, estates and other entities, including private foundations,
S corporations, limited partnerships (LP's) and limited liability companies (LLC's).

We are confident that the combination of services mentioned above and the long experience of the firm in representing individuals, families and businesses gives us a valuable perspective in advising our clients.