“He was a gentleman in every sense of the word—a terrific lawyer, for sure, but more importantly, a good human being.” That is how one of Alex Woollcott’s clients, as well as his colleagues and friends, remember him.
Alex passed away suddenly from cardiac arrest at his home on Thursday, Dec. 12. He was a great lawyer who lived an enviably balanced family life. No matter how busy he was, he not only met his work deadlines and brought in new business—he also made it to his children’s sporting events and performances.
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