About Richard L. Blumenthal

Richard L. Blumenthal is a lawyer practicing bankruptcy chapter 7, bankruptcy chapter 11, bankruptcy chapter 13 and 6 other areas of law. Richard received a B.A. degree from University of Pennsylvania in 1979, and has been licensed for 44 years. Richard practices at Silverman & Kudisch, P.C. in Newton, MA.

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Services

Areas of Law

Bankruptcy Chapter 7
Bankruptcy Chapter 11
Bankruptcy Chapter 13
Bankruptcy 1
- Commercial Bankruptcy
Litigation 1
- Civil Litigation
Other 4
- Bankruptcy Collections
- Bankruptcy Litigation
- Bankruptcy Reorganization
- Commercial Collections

Practice Details

Firm Information

Position
Member

Firm Name
Silverman & Kudisch, P.C.

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Experience

Bar Admission & Memberships

Admissions
1982, Massachusetts
1984, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
1996, U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit

Memberships
Massachusetts and American Bar Associations
Commercial Law League of America (Member, Bankruptcy and Insolvency Section).
Education & Certifications

Law School
Boston University
Class of 1982
J.D.

Other Education
University of Pennsylvania
Class of 1979
B.A.
cum laude

Legal Certifications
Certified in Business Bankruptcy Law by the American Board of Certification
Personal Details & History

Age
Born in 1957
Malden, Massachusetts, January 11, 1957

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