Assistant Attorney General at Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Mark Hochberg is an accomplished trial and appellate lawyer with a decade of experience litigating complex commercial, government, and technical disputes across federal, state, and administrative forums. Currently serving as an Assistant Attorney General in Massachusetts after stints at Kirkland & Ellis and Hinckley Allen, he combines courtroom tenacity with a knack for niche technical issues—including IP, antitrust, bankruptcy, and international trade. Recognized as a “Rising Star” and “One to Watch,” he also brings methodical, test-driven rigor to problem solving evidenced by prior QA/test-automation contributions to the open-source VOLTTRON distributed control platform. Active in legal and LGBTQ+ bar associations, Mark advocates for marginalized communities through pro bono work such as parole counseling and domestic violence representation. He pairs appellate-caliber writing and strategic litigation planning with hands-on investigative experience, making him equally effective in high-stakes trials and intricate regulatory matters.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Juris Doctor, Law, Juris Doctor, Law at Northeastern University School of Law
Contributions:52 reviews, 191 commits, 111 PRs in 2 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Mark's commits focused on adding unit tests for the actuator agent and master driver. They expanded test coverage by creating unit tests for various functionalities and testing their success and failure conditions. Additionally, the user added integration tests for mysqlfuncts and created several test cases for the database utils, ensuring the reliability and correctness of the software components. These contributions improved the code coverage.
Contributions:4 PRs, 15 pushes, 5 branches in 3 years 1 month
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