About Thomas
Thomas Bulger built his academic foundation at Canisius College, the place he finished a Bachelor of Arts in 1990. He went on to earn his J.D. from Rutgers School of Law–Newark in 1993. Those years shaped a realistic approach to litigation and court process that has marked his profession since.
After law school he took on numerous early-career roles that placed him within the federal court device. He served as a law clerk in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York. He also labored within the U.S. Lawyers Office overlaying matters in the Western District of New York and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Those positions gave him repeated, near-up publicity to federal dockets and court practice.
Bulger’s knowledge is now not confined to the courthouse. He hung out in private practice at Abraham, Pressman & Bauer, LLC, the place he treated civil matters alongside other trial lawyers. That stint in a company placing complemented what he had seen as a clerk and government attorney, and it broadened his point of view on case preparation, client counseling, and negotiation.
The arc of his profession shows a continuous motion among public service and personal practice. Tasks ranged from legal studies and drafting to appearances in federal proceedings. Colleagues have noted his ability to transport among detailed casework and court advocacy. He has maintained connections to federal practice through each clerkships and prosecutorial work, which proceed to inform his strategy to cases.
Today he's primarily based in Colorado and is certified to practice there. He is a principal at Silvern & Bulger, PC, a firm that lists him among its attorneys. At the firm he brings the procedural familiarity and litigation knowledge accumulated over decades in federal settings and in private practice. His background offers him an operating command of the mechanics of federal litigation and court process.
He presently practices at Silvern & Bulger, PC in Colorado, where his work facilities on litigation informed by his federal judiciary background.