General Practice, Solo & Small Firm
Section Leadership
Scott D. Goldberg
Goldberg, a Lexington resident, practiced at small firms before
founding The Law Firm of Scott D. Goldberg, PC in
1994. He is now a sole practitioner in Boston who focuses almost
exclusively on plaintiff's personal injury law with a concentration
in representing injured police officers. He joins MBA leadership
following years of membership, including serving as vice chair on
the council of the General Practice, Solo & Small-Firm Section
during the 2010-2011 association year during which term he was
program chair for the section's annual symposium. Goldberg, a 1987
graduate of Suffolk University Law School, is also an active member
of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys and the American
Association of Justice. Goldberg is a photographer, an accomplished
skier and has many years of martial arts training as both a student
and former Sensei.
Beth M. Padellaro
Padellaro, a North Andover resident, is an attorney associated
with the law office of Frederick L. Nagle Jr. in Haverhill. In
private practice since 2006, she is primarily focused on elder law
planning, estate and probate planning. Padellaro has been a member
of the General Practice, Solo & Small-Firm Section Council
since 2010 and has been a speaker for the MBA's Elder Law Education
Program. In addition to her MBA involvement, she is a member of the
Haverhill Bar Association and the Massachusetts Chapter of the
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Padellaro is a graduate of
Newbury College in Brookline and Massachusetts School of Law in
Andover.