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Apr 11, 2023 · In a remarkable incident recalled in "Ruckus," Linda Paul and her husband, the day after getting married in Temple Emanuel in Worcester, drive down a street in Cambridge where Golub was visiting. "It's Linda Paul. She's screaming my name out. It was like she was crying out for help.
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Aaron Richard Golub is a New York City trial lawyer. His litigated cases involved landmark legal principles, the arts, companies and individuals such as, Martin Scorsese Brooke Shields, Giorgio Armani, Bob Guccione, Denise and Marc Rich, Tom Brady, Donald Trump, Andy Warhol, and William Hurt.
Mar 27, 2022 · Aaron Richard Golub is a prominent New York City trial lawyer who has worked on high-profile cases involving Tom Brady, Donald Trump, Martin Scorsese, Brooke Shields, and Gisele...
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Aug 19, 2023 · In time, almost seven decades have elapsed. But for Aaron Richard Golub, that distance evaporates with a thought. “That night, it’s indelible,” he said. Golub visited Westborough on June 3 to chat about his latest work, a memoir about his younger days in Worcester and beyond called “Ruckus.”
Aaron Richard Golub is a prominent New York City trial lawyer with a wealth of experience in litigating cases that have shaped legal precedents and impacted various industries. Throughout his career, Golub has been involved in high-profile cases that have involved notable figures from the worlds of entertainment, fashion, business, and sports.
May 8, 2023 · Ruckus is an absorbing and affecting memoir of an aspiring son of immigrants who pursued the American dream with chutzpah and has the scars to prove it. Celebrity lawyer Richard Golub tells his raucous tale of his errant youth with relish, humor and disarming candor. -- Nicholas Gage, author of Eleni, A Place for Us, and Greek Fire.
Feb 22, 2023 · In his tender, frequently hair-raising memoir, Golub recalls his rebellious, troubled path from prankster and petty criminal to prominent New York City attorney. A masterful storyteller, he captures the zeitgeist of the 1950s and early ’60s, including memories of antisemitism in Worcester and frightening racism in North Carolina, where he ...
