Micah’s practice is focused primarily on bankruptcy and creditor rights, supported by a unique blend of litigation, construction, and business experience. He represents a wide range of lending institutions, local businesses, contractors, homeowners, and other individuals in both state and federal courts, with a particular emphasis on creditors in Chapter 7, 11, 12, and 13 bankruptcies, commercial collection and workout, construction disputes, and foreclosure.
As a Shareholder in the bustling Portland office, Micah has gained experience with many diverse areas of law. He is as comfortable in the court room as he is in the office, and has argued cases in multiple different state and federal courts. He enjoys working collaboratively with clients and other members of the bar, and has extensive experience in mediation and other dispute resolution forums.
Micah attended the University of Maine School of Law, graduating magna cum laude with the Commercial Law Award. While at Maine Law, Micah externed with Hon. Peter G. Cary, chief judge for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Maine, and Hon. Kermit V. Lipez of the First Circuit Court of Appeals. Micah received the Laurie A. Gibson Award for Excellence, given for the highest score on the essay portion of the Bar Exam.
Prior to law school, Micah earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Quinnipiac University and spent a year teaching in Colombia.
Away from the office, Micah lives in Saco, Maine with his wife, Stephanie, two children, and their Gerberian Shepsky, Bowie. They are often found hiking and biking the local trails and are avid travelers, having lived in five states and three countries. Micah has served on the Saco City Council and remains involved in the community.
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