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Emily Goldberg is an American lawyer who has a wealth of experience from her years of training and practice in the law field. She is a corporate lawyer who has a built a strong reputation from over a decade on the job.

Education

Emily is well educated and has not let the years of schooling overwhelm her. She was prepared to complete all the hard work necessary to reach the top of her field.

Interestingly enough, her first degree was not related to the law field. She completed a degree in Geography from Dartmouth College where after four years. She went for Geography because she was interested in how the Earth worked. She wanted to know what the difference was between the many shapes and formations of clouds. She wanted to know what caused earthquakes. How the earth formed its surface was of big interest to her. When she was young, she never understood how to read weather reports. Geography classes taught her concepts of the weather that gave her more knowledge than the average person. She found out what a cold front was and how it produces rain. She found how a region could have a storm while another region just miles away could be clear and sunny.

Even though Emily was proud to earn her degree in Geography, she felt that it wasn’t her true calling and that it wouldn’t be something that could be happy for the rest of her life. She saw Geography as more of a hobby or side interest. Naturally, she was a very talkative and competition person. She liked to participate in debates to prove her point. She felt that she had the gift of gab and talk her way into almost anything. She considered sales and marketing but she didn’t think it was fulfilling enough. Selling people on brands and merchandise would be easy for but it wasn’t going to be a big enough challenge.

The idea of being a lawyer was intriguing to Emily because of the potential earning ability and the chance to display her skills of persuasion. She knew that becoming a lawyer was not going to be easy. She had already spent four years in school getting a different degree so he was on borrowed time. She did not mind though, she was determined to chase her dream no matter what.

She decided to attend the University of Pennsylvania which had a prestigious Law School in 2002. She got her degree in Law there in just under one year. She did not waste any time getting her degree. She did all that should could to expedite the process in getting her degree. She was involved in different activities and groups while in school. Two of these were Law review and as a legal writing instructor. There is no wonder that she is very skilled at solving problems using both her geography and law background.

Lawyer Career

Her first appointment after completing her schooling was to be an associate at Debevoise & Plimpton. This is where she first faced the real test of being a lawyer. Her involvement in various law groups in school definitely prepared her for some of the challenges that she would face. She was able to work successfully with this company for three years, 2003 to 2006.

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She spent the next three years as a Corporate Associate at Patterson Belknap Webb &Tyler LLP between May 2006 and April 2009. Her work here gave her the opportunity to provide practical counsel on a variety of transactions which included finance, venture capital, mergers & acquisitions, and hedge funds.

When she left this law company, she became a freelance attorney. This gave her the freedom to roam and deal with a lot of challenging situations. She used her expertise to draft agreements such as confidentiality agreements and vendor transactions. Her colleagues saw her as a smart and thorough problem-solver, she was highly efficient and reliable.

She remained a freelance lawyer for just a year between 2009 and 2010. The Electrum Group LLC saw her skills and decided to hire her on a permanent basis. She was employed as an Associate General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer. She held this position from July 2010 to February 2016.

She is a versatile attorney who has built up a large net worth.

Personal Life

Keeping confidential information is one of the qualities of a good lawyer. She does not lack in this area. She has been able to keep any records about herself and her family as confidential as possible. Because of the nature of her job, she tries very hard to keep the details of her life very private. She understands that some of her work has caused enemies. The people she has beat in court are not very happy with her. She does not want them have to any personal access to her so she refuses to have anything about her to published if it does not have to do with her job.

Being a lawyer can be a thankless job because it creates so much animosity. Sometimes the party a lawyer is defending will even develop ill will because they feel that are not getting a fair share or that the lawyer did not do enough for their satisfaction. Since Emily is a lawyer in the business world, she is also responsible for setting precedents. A company can be forced to regulate its operations to be more environmentally friendly due to a court ruling. The ruling would have influence on other companies in the industry and force them to follow the same standards. Doing so would reduce their profits even though it helps the environment. When their researches seek out information to find out why the company has to make the changes, they will see the trail lead back to a court case. In the court case, they will identify which judge and lawyers caused the decision. This is why Emily tries to avoid being a public figure.

She lives happily in New York City, where she does most of her work but that’s about all she wants people to know about her private life.

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