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John J Monaghan
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Licensed in Massachusetts for 40 years
State: Massachusetts
Acquired: 1985
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Location
Holland & Knight LLP
10 Saint James Avenue, Boston, MA, 02116-3813
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"Mr. Monaghan heads the national bankruptcy practice group at Holland & Knight LLP. I worked as an associate attorney on Mr. Monaghan's team at Holland & Knight LLP from 2001 to 2005. Mr. Monaghan is a subject matter expert on bankruptcy law and a natural leader. He has a passion for bankruptcy law and takes a genuine interest in the professional development of associates who work with him."
Michael Sjuggerud
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America's Leading Business Lawyers, Chambers USA
Associations
American Bar Association
Member
American Bankruptcy Institute
Member
Boston Bar Association
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Massachusetts Bar Association
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American College of Bankruptcy
Fellow
Education
1985
Boston University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1981
Middlebury College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2007
American Bankruptcy Institute publication
Representing the Buyer in an Acquisition From a Chapter 11 Debtor - What If There Is Not A Willing Seller
2007
Boston Bar Association Publication
Bankruptcy Court Decision Provides Bandage to Health Care Lending Industry
1998
Boston Bar Association Bench-Bar publication
Third Party and Competing Plans of Reorganization