About Richard E.
Richard E. Clark built his legal foundation Boston, the place he earned his J.D. in 2002. While in law program he studied subjects that covered personal damage, felony law and litigation. The classroom years fed an interest in court work and case preparation that could shape his profession.
After law school Clark set about practicing in New England. He is licensed to practice in each Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Early in his career he served as a private agreement attorney for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2008, taking on assignments that placed him within the state system and in regular touch with prosecutors and judges. He later based Clark & Assoc, LLP, creating a small firm platform from which to manage criminal and civil things.
Clark holds a Criminal Defense Advocate certification from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He is likewise involved in expert organizations. He is listed as a Massachusetts felony defense agreement lawyer and is a member of the New Hampshire Criminal Defense Association. Those roles maintain him related to colleagues dealing with trial work throughout the 2 states and to ongoing legal training targeted on felony defense.
His practice spans felony protection and related litigation. He advocates for clients in arraignments, pretrial motions and trials. He handles things that contact both state and nearby courts, and he splits time between Massachusetts and New Hampshire dockets. That realistic courtroom experience is a throughline in his work: preparing discovery, developing trial techniques and arguing motions in courtroom.
Clark runs Clark & Assoc, LLP, overseeing client intake and case control while assigning or dealing with litigation duties depending on case wants. The company operates as a compact practice that emphasizes direct attorney contact and court preparedness rather than elaborate staffing. He continues taking contract assignments for the Commonwealth while maintaining private clients, a practice sample that keeps him active in public defense systems as well as personal legal proceedings.
Colleagues and clients describe him as procedural and direct. He prefers clean briefing, targeted hearings and efficient trial calendars. He currently practices in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, dealing with criminal defense and legal proceedings matters for both private clients and government agreement work.
