Machael
Bropleh
Founder, Attorney
Education
University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Juris Doctor
University of Minnesota – Carlson School of Management
Bachelor Science Business Accounting and Business Finance
Admission and License
State Bar of Minnesota
United States District Court of Minnesota
United States Tax Court
Certified Public Accountant, Minnesota
Publication
"To Be or Not to Be: Is An Entity a Collection Agency If It Collects Unliquidated Claims It Has Interest In"
"As the Crossbar Dropped, It Was Not Cleared: To Overcome 12(b)(6) Motion Under the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act, Pleadings Must Show the Moving Party is a Debtor"
"Over and Over Again: How A Debtor Failed to Prevent an Eviction Proceeding from Being Remanded"
Overview
Clerkship
The Honorable Mark D. Houle, United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California.
Machael is a litigator whose practice primarily focuses on debtor-creditor matters. His experience runs the gamut from representing multi-billion dollar businesses in-and-out of bankruptcy proceeding as a financial advisory to representing the single debtor who is burden by debt as an attorney.
Machael cares about bringing his expierience and knowledge to the community that has shaped him. He constantly gives free credit seminars at churches and community centers to help individuals navigate the stress of being delinquent on their bills and serves as a pro bono attorney for Volunteers Lawyers Network.