About Paul J.
Paul J. Riviere constructed his legal foundation at West Virginia University, the place he earned a B.A. in International Studies in 1999. He returned to high school after numerous years and acquired his J.D. from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2007. Those two degrees anchor a career that mixes court work with consumer-focused practice.
After law program, Riviere gained admission to practice in New Jersey and later secured rights to seem before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. He moved into personal practice and rose thru the ranks. He is now a partner at Singer Riviere Law Group, the place he stocks leadership responsibilities and supervises litigation and client matters.
His professional memberships trace the form of his work. He is a recent member of the New Jersey State Bar and the Monmouth County Bar Association. He also belongs to the New Jersey Association for Justice, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers, and the Hayden Proctor Inn of Court. Those affiliations indicate steady involvement in each trial advocacy and shopper insolvency issues.
Colleagues describe Riviere as methodical in courtroom preparation and realistic in settlement discussions. He has knowledge handling contested things in state and federal boards, and he frequently advocates for clients in adversary proceedings and related legal proceedings springing up out of consumer debt. His courtroom appearances have covered matters in Monmouth County and in the federal district. He additionally participates in local bar things to do and the Inn of Court, where practitioners trade techniques and moral views.
Clients and co-employees point to Riviere’s direct style. He writes plainly in pleadings and prefers to gift evidence and argument efficiently. He balances trial work with case management, overseeing groups that handle filings, discovery and motion practice. At the company he works on each individual cases and things that contain complex procedural questions.
Riviere practices from the firm’s Jackson workplace. He continues to keep memberships in statewide and national bar organizations and remains lively in the legal community. He currently represents clients in shopper insolvency and associated civil legal proceedings matters.
