About Gregory Paul
Gregory Paul Benoit studied criminal justice as an undergraduate and moved steadily into law. He earned a B.S. in Criminal Justice from Westfield State College in 2004, then completed his J.D. at Massachusetts School of Law in 2007. The sequence is straightforward: four years of undergraduate study followed by law school, and a professional life centered in Massachusetts.
Benoit's classroom focus reflected the subject he would later bring into practice. At Westfield State College he concentrated on criminal justice, a program that tends to combine coursework in law, public policy and procedural rules. He followed that foundation with three years at Massachusetts School of Law, where he earned his law degree in 2007.
After law school he began practicing in Massachusetts. He holds membership in the Worcester County Bar, a local association that connects lawyers working in the region’s courts and legal community. That affiliation places him among the practitioners who regularly engage with the county’s docket, bar events and continuing legal education offerings.
Benoit is an attorney at Eden Rafferty. The office listing associates him with that firm in Massachusetts. Colleagues and clients there see him as part of a team that handles matters arising in state courts and administrative forums. His academic background in criminal justice informs his approach to cases that touch on procedural and evidentiary questions, and his law degree provided the broader foundation needed for civil and regulatory work.
In practice he has combined courtroom experience with client counseling. He prepares filings, attends hearings and meets with clients to explain options and next steps. That day-to-day work requires attention to deadlines and to the rules that govern Massachusetts practice. Membership in local bar organizations helps maintain that familiarity and provides routes for collegial consultation.
Outside the courtroom, he engages in the professional life common to many Massachusetts lawyers: attending bar events, working on continuing education, and maintaining the administrative practices required by a busy practice. Colleagues describe his professional trajectory as a steady progression from a criminal justice undergraduate degree to a sustained legal practice within the state.
He currently practices at Eden Rafferty in Massachusetts, handling matters in state courts and related administrative proceedings.
