Dear Clients, Colleagues, and Friends:
Twenty-six years is a long time in one place. While
there is sadness in parting, the partners of Seder & Chandler, LLP and I
have mutually agreed to separate our practices. Effective March 1, 2015, I will
leave the firm and join my wife, Marina R. Matuzek, at her law offices located
at 4 Austin Street, Worcester, MA 01609.
As for my practice, I will continue to offer my
services to present and future clients and represent them in consumer
bankruptcy, business bankruptcy, and bankruptcy litigation in Massachusetts courts. As I have often
said in my “elevator speech”, it does
not matter whether you are a debtor or creditor, consumer or business, owner or
claimant, plaintiff or defendant—if you plan to be involved or are already
involved in a bankruptcy case or an adversary proceeding, I can assist you. I
offer my experience and knowledge in business and consumer Chapter 7, Chapter
11, and Chapter 13 cases, on all sides of a bankruptcy case and on all sides of
an adversary proceeding. My twenty-six years in bankruptcy practice have also
provided me with experience and knowledge in commercial litigation, loan
transactions, corporate matters, mortgage foreclosure, and secured party sales.
If you have a problem or need representation in any of these areas, I will be
willing to sit down with you and explore your options.
Seder & Chandler, LLP and I plan to continue our
amicable relationship. The firm expects that it will refer many
bankruptcy-related matters and inquiries it receives to me, and I expect I will
refer to Seder & Chandler, LLP non-bankruptcy-related matters and inquiries,
if such referrals are in the best interests of a current or potential client.
I will continue to maintain this bankruptcy blog, my
Twitter account, my Linked-In account, and my Google+ page. Please visit those
sites, if you are so inclined, & stay tuned for updates.
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