Drummond Woodsum Announces New Practice Group Leader – Jeremy R. Fischer

Drummond Woodsum, a full-service law firm with offices in Maine and New Hampshire, announced today that it has named Jeremy R. Fischer as Practice Group Leader for the firm's Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditors’ Rights group.

Fischer specializes in representing creditors in restructuring their distressed commercial credits when possible and vigorous enforcement of their rights when restructuring is no longer practical, both within and outside bankruptcy proceedings and bankruptcy litigation matters generally across northern New England and around the country.  As Practice Group Leader, Mr. Fischer assumes responsibility for one of the leading commercial law practices in northern New England.  On his new role, Fischer said, "I’m excited for this opportunity and proud to lead a practice group dedicated to providing clients with practical advice in bankruptcy cases and other distressed commercial matters such as business reorganizations, workouts, and loan restructurings."

Fischer earned his J.D. from University of Maine School of Law summa cum laude and his B.A. from University of Michigan summa cum laude. He previously served three terms in the Maine Legislature, where he was House Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Fischer has been recognized by New England Super Lawyers and Chambers USA for his expertise in the area of bankruptcy and business reorganization.

About Drummond Woodsum

Drummond Woodsum is a full-service law firm with more than 60 attorneys in offices in Portland, Maine and Portsmouth and Manchester, New Hampshire. The firm, founded in 1965, maintains more than 19 practice groups spanning a broad spectrum of the law with a primary focus on business, litigation, and public sector practices. Drummond Woodsum provides a wide range of services to meet the varying legal needs of some of the nation's largest corporations, start-up companies, financial institutions, colleges and universities, Indian nations and tribal enterprises, municipalities, school districts, and individuals.

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