A Worcester Law Firm Built Around Its Clients
Serving Worcester, Middlesex and Hampden Counties
Rudolf, Griffis, Ruggieri & Murray, LLP is a Worcester law firm that handles criminal defense, family law, civil litigation, and personal injury cases. We opened our doors in 2010, and today six attorneys and a dedicated support team serve people across Worcester, Middlesex, and Hampden Counties.
People usually find us on a hard day. An arrest, a custody fight, a job lost unfairly, an injury that changes everything. Our job is to explain where you stand, lay out your options in plain language, and then do the work, whether that means negotiating a fair result or taking your case to trial.
What We Handle
- Criminal Defense: OUI, drug and gun charges, assault, white collar, and federal cases
- Family Law: divorce, child custody, support, and modifications
- Civil Law: employment, business, and real estate disputes
How We Work
- Ready for trial. We examine the evidence, bring in investigators, and interview witnesses, so we can go to court on your behalf at any moment.
- Personal attention. We limit our caseload on purpose so every client gets real time with their attorney.
- A clear strategy. Good results rarely happen by accident. We build a plan early and adjust it as your case develops.
- One team. Attorneys, paralegals, and operations staff work together, so you always know who to call and where your case stands.
Where We Practice
We represent clients in Worcester, Shrewsbury, Millbury, Auburn, Grafton, Holden, and Northborough, and across Central Massachusetts and the Metro West corridor, including Framingham and Marlborough. Our home office is in downtown Worcester, and our attorneys appear in courts across all three counties we serve.
Experience You Can Count
Our attorneys bring more over a century of combined experience to the courts of Central Massachusetts. They have appeared in District Court, Superior Court, Probate and Family Court, and federal court, and have argued before the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court.