Patrick D. Newman

About Patrick

Patrick Newman is a commercial litigator who defends members of the financial services industry. He regularly represents credit and collection professionals against consumer-protection lawsuits, including class actions. Mr. Newman uses practical, creative experience to help clients from across the United States prevent and navigate disputes in federal and state trial court, as well as bankruptcy courts and appellate tribunals. He has extensive experience working closely with in-house counsel and financial services providers defending against Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and other consumer-protection claims. He also counsels clients on developing compliance protocols and how to navigate regulatory enforcement actions. Mr. Newman recently secured a published federal appellate decision in favor of a collection law firm. He also successfully represented several creditors in a fast-paced Chapter 11 filed by a high-profile sporting retailer.

Practice Areas

Civil Litigation Insights

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Education

• William Mitchell College of Law, J.D., magna cum laude, graduated 2013
• University of Wisconsin–Madison, B.A., graduated 2010

Bar Admissions

• Minnesota, 2013
• Wisconsin, 2013

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