Company founded
1928
Number of employees
10-14
The Boston law firm of Broude & Hochberg, LLP was established in 1928 as the office of David Broude, Esquire, who had previously been one of the earliest revenue agents in what was then the fledgling Bureau of Internal Revenue. Until his death in 1969, David Broude engaged in practice in the fields of taxation, trusts and estates. During the latter part of his career, he wrote a regular column for Barron's on tax and legal subjects. The other founding attorney, Alvin S. Hochberg, joined the office in the early 1950's, following association with another Boston law firm after his graduation from Harvard Law School in 1948.