Azure Aronsson represents companies, executives, and licensed professionals in many industries, with a focus on health care, financial services, investment banking, and securities trading.

Azure represents clients in all phases of complex civil litigation, white-collar criminal matters, and government investigations. Her broad experience includes civil and criminal discovery, trial preparation, post-conviction litigation, sentencing, and appeals.

Azure has tackled government investigation matters relating to suspected or alleged false claims, wire fraud, government contract fraud, off-label marketing of medical devices, tax evasion, and public corruption. Azure regularly handles litigation matters involving contract disputes, fraud, medical device liability, Chapter 93A, and sophisticated financial issues. She has also managed employment issues involving allegations of gender and age discrimination, hostile work environment, breach of noncompete or nonsolicitation agreements, and FMLA violations.

Azure values good citizenship. She has co-chaired fundraising events for the Boston Bar Foundation, previously served as co-chair of the Boston Bar Association New Lawyers Section, and captained the office's fundraising drive for Greater Boston Legal Services. She has also represented pro bono indigent clients with the Framingham Project for Incarcerated Women as well as represented musicians and filmmakers referred by Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.

Before joining the firm in 2008, Azure served as a law clerk for the Justices of the Massachusetts Superior Court. During law school, she interned with the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office and the Committee for Public Counsel Services.

Azure is accustomed to the intense practice and preparation associated with law, having practiced thousands of hours to attain a bachelor's and master's degree in violin performance. She started playing violin at 3, appeared at Carnegie Hall with her youth string ensemble at 7, and played in front of the Pope at 10.