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Ron L. Woodman is a 1997 graduate of the University of Idaho and a 2001 graduate of Rutgers University School of Law, where he was a member of the Rutgers Law Journal and founding member of the Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion. Mr. Woodman concentrates his practice on creditor’s rights and bankruptcy; in this capacity, Mr. Woodman has represented many of the nation’s largest banks, insurance carriers, premium finance companies, technology and software firms, equipment lessors, automobile manufacturers, airports and shipping companies. This representation ranges from simple insolvency matters to creditor representation in some of the largest complex national and international bankruptcies. In addition, Mr. Woodman has represented and advised creditors’ committee members and has defended and prosecuted preference/fraudulent transfer actions in numerous jurisdictions.
Mr. Woodman’s special expertise includes representing insurance carriers and premium finance companies on the “business side” of the insurance industry. Mr. Woodman has successfully represented one of the world’s largest insurance companies in bankruptcies throughout the United States, where he has sought payment of insurance premiums from bankrupt insureds, setoff/recoupment of return premiums a/k/a unearned premiums and relief from the automatic stay to withdraw surety bonds. Additionally, Mr. Woodman has represented insurers in avoidance litigation and complex claim litigation involving a bankrupt insured and employee claimant.
Mr. Woodman also has significant experience in complex litigation in both state and federal court. Mr. Woodman has represented class action plaintiffs and defendants, real estate owners, accountants, asset purchasers and sellers, banks and factoring companies. Mr. Woodman’s range of litigation experience spans from products liability to professional malpractice defense.
BAR ADMISSIONS
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of New Jersey
PRACTICE AREAS
Commercial Litigation and Business Representation Creditor’s Rights
EDUCATION
1997: B.S. in Political Science, University of Idaho
2000: J.D. Rutgers University School of Law
- Member of Rutgers University Journal of Law and Religion, Founding Member of Rutgers Journal of Law and Religion, Dean’s Writing Fellows, Moot Court and Dean’s list
2001: Non-Matriculating Visiting Scholar, University College of London
PUBLICATIONS
Recent Cases Throw Deepening Insolvency Into the Deep End, March 2007 Bankruptcy Supplement to Legal Intelligencer.
Advanced Issues In Judgment Enforcement, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2003
