Russell Bedford's Boston member, LGA, LLP, and Goldberg, Harder and Adelstein, P.C. Announce Merger

November 2020

LGA, LLP, the Boston member of global professional services network Russell Bedford International, and Goldberg, Harder and Adelstein, P.C. (GHA) have merged together under the LGA brand, effective as of November 30, 2020. GHA will join LGA at their Woburn office, a 23,000+ square foot space specifically designed to reflect their award-winning culture and accommodate their continued growth.

GHA has set themselves apart by developing deep relationships with their clients, while providing high-quality, personalized service to both businesses and individuals. Known for their professionalism, experience and commitment to their clients, GHA has earned a reputation often reserved for much larger firms.  “The leadership teams at GHA and LGA share a common core set of values; each firm focuses on developing meaningful relationships, both internally and externally,” notes John Geraci, Managing Partner of LGA.  “This client and employee centric approach shared by both firms provides a great foundation to build off of as we bring together two high quality practices.”

“LGA is a highly regarded firm that offers a breadth of services that our clients need,” remarked John Harder, Partner at GHA. “We’re pleased to be able to expand our support of clients as we continue to work together under the LGA flag.”  LGA provides businesses and their owners with business advisory services focused on optimizing shareholder value while minimizing risk, business valuation services, M&A advisory, succession planning, international tax and accounting services, outsourced accounting services, and sophisticated tax and financial statement services across a range of industries.

This merger, and additional hiring to accommodate LGA’s organic growth, brings the firm’s employee count to 70 people.  LGA has risen in the ranks of the Boston Business Journal’s Largest Accounting Firms in MA list each year, now sitting in the #27 slot, up from #45 in 2013.