Lydia has earned a reputation for being a thought-innovator in real estate and business law. Her experience includes advising on real estate acquisitions, sales and financings, leasing of retail and office space and all aspects of the hospitality industry. Steadfastly committed to cultivating an understanding of each client’s day-to-day legal and business needs, she focuses on solutions that provide tangible results. Lydia consistently garners loyalty and respect, building and maintaining long-term client relationships.
Her broad client base includes large and small businesses and individuals. Her practice also includes multi-generational families and family-owned and privately-held businesses. Lydia advises on all facets of asset and wealth preservation and business succession planning. She is viewed as a trusted resource, frequently serving as general counsel for her clients and prides herself on procuring the right team to meet her client’s needs.
Lydia is dedicated to going the extra mile when it comes to the quality of her work and responsiveness to clients. Known for asking the right questions, Lydia is skilled at leveraging resources and expertise to provide the “value add” in everything she does.
Notably, Lydia serves as one of only ten advisors on the Real Estate and Timber Advisory Committee of the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management (PRIM) Board, which sets pension fund investment policy for the state’s real estate portfolio. She is also a member of 2Life Communities, which develops, builds, and provides housing for low and moderate-income seniors. Lydia is committed to pro bono work and actively engages in non-profit fundraising.
Legal Memberships
Professional & Civic Activities
Firm Activities
Bernkopf Goodman LLP Executive Committee, Member
Lydia has earned a reputation for being a thought-innovator in real estate and business law. Her experience includes advising on real estate acquisitions, sales and financings, leasing of retail and office space and all aspects of the hospitality industry. Steadfastly committed to cultivating an understanding of each client’s day-to-day legal and business needs, she focuses on solutions that provide tangible results. Lydia consistently garners loyalty and respect, building and maintaining long-term client relationships.
Her broad client base includes large and small businesses and individuals. Her practice also includes multi-generational families and family-owned and privately-held businesses. Lydia advises on all facets of asset and wealth preservation and business succession planning. She is viewed as a trusted resource, frequently serving as general counsel for her clients and prides herself on procuring the right team to meet her client’s needs.
Lydia is dedicated to going the extra mile when it comes to the quality of her work and responsiveness to clients. Known for asking the right questions, Lydia is skilled at leveraging resources and expertise to provide the “value add” in everything she does.
Notably, Lydia serves as one of only ten advisors on the Real Estate and Timber Advisory Committee of the Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management (PRIM) Board, which sets pension fund investment policy for the state’s real estate portfolio. She is also a member of 2Life Communities, which develops, builds, and provides housing for low and moderate-income seniors. Lydia is committed to pro bono work and actively engages in non-profit fundraising.
Legal Memberships
Professional & Civic Activities
Firm Activities
Bernkopf Goodman LLP Executive Committee, Member