Marc Laredo brings his strategic legal approach to business litigation, general business law and employment law. He represents clients in a wide array of business disputes, including commercial contract cases, disputes in closely-held corporations, business torts, executive employment and non-competition litigation, government investigations, commercial real estate matters, and construction cases. In addition, he serves as counsel to closely-held businesses, advising them on issues such as the initial formation and maintenance of the business entity, contract and employment matters, as well as crisis situations.

Mr. Laredo is a member of the Editorial Board of the Massachusetts Law Review and serves as Book Review Editor. He is the author of “The Attorney-Client Privilege in the Business Context” and "Shareholder Duties and Disputes in Closely-Held Corporations in Massachusetts," both published by the Massachusetts Law Review and has taught at numerous continuing legal education programs.

Mr. Laredo was named to the Massachusetts Super Lawyers® list by the Thomson Reuters rating service in 2011 and has received that designation, awarded to no more than 5% of lawyers in the state, every year since 2005. He is AV-rated® by the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory, its highest rating for legal ability and professional ethics.

Early in his career, Mr. Laredo served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Bureau of the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.