Robert Feldman Obituary, Death – Other attorneys contacted Buffalo-based Gross Shuman PC’s senior commercial bankruptcy associate Robert J. Feldman. Other attorneys contacted Buffalo-based Gross Shuman PC’s senior commercial bankruptcy associate Robert J. Feldman. “A large percentage of Bob’s bankruptcy business came to him via recommendations from other attorneys,” the Gross Shuman website states.
“They knew Bob was a fantastic character who would care for his clients and fight fiercely to obtain the greatest legal outcome.” In 1999, Mr. Feldman informed a customer bankruptcy was not poverty. He told Buffalo News reporter Dan Herbeck these bankruptcies rescued his organization and employees. Mr. Feldman received Best Lawyers in America 2022 Attorney of the Year and Super Lawyers since 2008. Sept. 18. Aged 69. 16-year-old Sheepshead Bay graduated.
He earned his history degree from Binghamton University in 1973 and his juris doctor magna cum laude from Buffalo Law School in 1976. 45 years at Gross Shuman, he handled education, corporate bankruptcy, and commercial litigation. Advised Lancaster, Sweet Home, and Frontier school boards. Mr. Feldman oversaw the Bar Association of Erie County’s business and bankruptcy law division, worked with the Volunteer Attorneys Project, Lawyers for Learning, and Assigned Counsel Program, and served on its board.
US Mediation Panel included him. WNY District Court. Lawyers learned corporate bankruptcy law in CLE. Buffalo Jewish Federation, Erie County United Way boards. Ex-UB Law Dean’s Advisory Council and Alumni Association director. 1976 reunions lasted years. since 1980. He enjoyed golf and taking his kids skiing, camping, canoeing, and whitewater rafting in northern Ontario. Mathematics and statistics bankrupted his enterprise.
800-SAT math. Murphy often walked with the Amherst Sunday morning puppy group and around his winter home in Lakewood Ranch, Fla. Sarah Feldman, Samuel, Steven, and two grandchildren survive him. Friends, family, and coworkers remembered him. He and three season-ticket holders tailgated and watched playoff games at Orchard Park for 20 years.
“You go into each year without knowing if they’re going to be good or not, but I don’t believe any of us worry about it,” he told Buffalo Business First’s Michael Petro in 2014. Gross Shuman delights. The company stated Bob was a man of great character who would care for his clients and fight fiercely for the best legal outcome. In 1999, Mr. Feldman informed a customer bankruptcy was not poverty. He told Buffalo News reporter Dan Herbeck these bankruptcies rescued his organization and employees.
Mr. Feldman received Best Lawyers in America 2022 Attorney of the Year and Super Lawyers since 2008. Sept. 18. Aged 69. 16-year-old Sheepshead Bay graduated. He earned his history degree from Binghamton University in 1973 and his juris doctor magna cum laude from Buffalo Law School in 1976. 45 years at Gross Shuman, he handled education, corporate bankruptcy, and commercial litigation.
Advised Lancaster, Sweet Home, and Frontier school boards. Mr. Feldman oversaw the Bar Association of Erie County’s business and bankruptcy law division, worked with the Volunteer Attorneys Project, Lawyers for Learning, and Assigned Counsel Program, and served on its board. US Mediation Panel included him. WNY District Court. Lawyers learned corporate bankruptcy law in CLE. Buffalo Jewish Federation, Erie County United Way boards. Ex-UB Law Dean’s Advisory Council and Alumni Association director. 1976 reunions lasted years.