About Andrew DiCarlo
Andrew DiCarlo Berman educated as a historian of regulation and process earlier than he ever walked right into a courtroom. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of Rochester in 1993 and completed his Juris Doctor at Boston College Law School in 1996. Those years set the foundation for a tradition grounded in legal proceedings and courtroom work.
He began his professional legal career in 1996 as an Assistant District Lawyer in Norfolk County. That position put him in the front of judges and juries early. Later that identical yr he joined Boyle Morrissey & Campo as a senior affiliate, where he handled contested things and honed court abilities. Those early positions based a sample that could guide the rest of his profession: steady courtroom experience paired with realistic case control.
In 2001 Berman opened his own practice, the Law Offices of Andrew DiCarlo Berman. Running a small company required a blend of client work and administrative attention. He took on a range of legal proceedings tasks and managed the enterprise side of the workplace. Forming his personal company additionally gave him direct experience in initial case intake, litigation preparation, and client counseling over an extended duration.
By 2015 he moved into a leadership position at a longtime Boston firm when he joined the Law Offices of Russell J. Matson, P.C. as Senior Trial Counsel and chief operating officer. In that position he combined trial duties with oversight of day-to-day company operations. He supervised litigation techniques, coordinated trial teams, and carried administrative duties tied to staffing and practice workflows. The position displays an overlap of courtroom practice and firm control rather than a sole concentration in a single area.
Berman is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and in the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Over the years his work has been shaped by continuous courtroom exposure and the practical demands of operating a law workplace. He keeps a tradition that blends trial legal proceedings with the operational duties of regulation firm management, handling matters from legal strategy thru trial and managing the administrative side of an operating firm.
