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Benjamin P. Campo Jr.
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Biography
My practice is focused on dispute resolution. I utilize a client-first approach to address my client’s long-term and short-term goals. I have more than 10 years litigation experience having resolved many diverse types of disputes between businesses and individuals in Maine’s state and federal courts, including real estate disputes, property rights, contract law, bankruptcy, collections, creditor/debtor rights, personal injury, civil rights and family matters. My broad general practice and demonstrated versatility allow me to approach each case with an unusually broad and holistic perspective and to craft comprehensive solutions to the legal issues my clients face.
Practice Areas
6
Practice Areas
Business
25%
13 years
Commercial Real Estate
20%
13 years
Bankruptcy and Debt
15%
13 years
Foreclosure
15%
13 years
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Licensed in Maine for 23 years
State: Maine
Acquired: 2002
Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 2013
Location
Douglas McDaniel Campo & Schools LLC
90 Bridge Street, Suite 100, Westbrook, ME, 04092-2887
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Posted by julie hurley | March 26, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Landlord & Tenant
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I engaged Attorney Campo in the summer of 2015 while dealing with a difficult landlord-throughout the process ,I found attorney Campo to be very professional,well informed ,an excellent communicator,honest and empathetic.I highly recommend him to anyone dealing with issues that are under his purview....
Benjamin P. Campo Jr.'s Lawyer Endorsements
"Ben is a vigorous advocate for businesses and individuals looking to resolve their disputes in the Maine courts. His broad experience equips him to understand the full scope of issues that his clients face, and efficiently get to resolution. He is well respected in the legal community and I highly recommend him."
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Experience
Professional misconduct
This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 2013.
Reprimand issued in ME, 2013
updated on 04/22/2014A reprimand means an attorney did something wrong but may still practice law. The State gives the lawyer a public reprimand in hopes that he or she will not repeat the behavior.
Work Experience
2013 - Present
Partner, Douglas McDaniel Campo & Schools LLC
2003 - 2003
Associate, Susan Szwed pa
2003 - 2011
Associate, Drummond & Drummond LLP
Associations
2010 - Present
Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners AssociationBoard of Directors
2009 - 2011
Maine State Bar AssociationConsumer and Financial Institution Section
2006 - 2011
Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce, City AffairsMember
Sample of Legal Cases
Deah v. Cuthbert
Affirmed the Trial Court's decision
Midcoast CoHousing Land Acquisition, LLC v. The Riverhouse Trust, 2008 ME 70
Held that a restrictive covenant only applied to the specific restrictions and could not be expanded to infer intent.
In re McKinney, 344 B.R. 1 (Bankr. D.Me. 2006)
Ruled that real property sold at a public sale pursuant to the foreclosure process and sold prior to the time the “auctioneer’s hammer falls,” extinguished a Debtor’s right to cure the mortgage default under the Bankruptcy Code.
First Union National Bank v. Richard R. Curtis III, 2005 ME 108
Held that a mortgagee and subsequent assignees were exempt from the Improvident Transfer of Title Act when the mortgagee provided something of value.
Education
2002
University of Maine School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1990
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2013
Real Estate Foreclosure: A step by step workshop
Foreclosure Litigation
2009
Foreclosure Update: Changes to Maine's Foreclosure Law
Foreclosure Law
2009
Evictions: Residential and consumer
Evictions
2008
Maine Landlord/Tenant Law
Landlord/Tenant Law
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers