Meet Kimberly Berson
A Bankruptcy Practitioner with over 25 years of experience and a passionate member of the academic community
Kimberly Berson
Kimberly Berson has been practicing bankruptcy law for her entire legal career. She was introduced to the bankruptcy field when she served as a summer intern to a bankruptcy judge while in law school. After she graduated law school, she began working for a panel Chapter 7 trustee. Kim continued to focus her practice in bankruptcy law and has represented a diversity of interests in all aspects of bankruptcy and insolvency related cases and litigation. She has represented small business Chapter 11 debtors, consumer Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 debtors, Chapter 7 panel trustees as well as secured and unsecured creditors. Kim also has significant litigation experience representing plaintiffs as well as defendants in bankruptcy related matters. In addition to practicing, Kim has served as an adjunct professor of legal studies at the Frank G. Zarb Business School at Hofstra University. Kim is also an instructor in the paralegal program at Hofstra where she teaches Bankruptcy Law and Legal Research and Writing. Kim earned a Juris Doctor at Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center where she was a member of the Moot Court Board and received Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Binghamton University.
What Makes Kimberly Berson Unique and how she can help you
Experienced. Dedicated. Passionate.
Undoubledly, Kim's diverse bankruptcy experience together with her compassion for her clients and her passionate representation makes her unique. It is important to Kim that her clients fully understand their available legal options. Kim's experience as a professor has taught her to break down the law into understandable terms so her clients are fully informed about the legal process. Kim loves to help people. Whether she is helping someone through financially difficult times or she is helping her students understand the law, Kim believes this is her calling in life. Kim has dedicated her law practice to helping people and businesses find debt relief and financially rehabilitate. The firm also represents parties involved in bankruptcy litigation and defends those involved in foreclosure actions or collection actions.