ABOUT ATTORNEY JACOB T. SIMON
Attorney Jacob Simon earned his J.D. from Suffolk University School of Law. During his studies at Suffolk Law, Attorney Simon focused on bankruptcy, secured transactions, payment systems, and consumer protection.
Attorney Simon Is a frequent speaker and lecturer on “best practices” for consumer bankruptcy attorneys and has done extensive pro bono work throughout the lower-income communities of Lynn, Revere, and Chelsea.
EDUCATION
Suffolk University School of Law
Juris Doctor of Law
ACTIVITIES & AFFILIATIONS
- Co-chair on the Public Service Committee of the Bankruptcy Section of the Boston Bar Association
- Pro Bono Services Advisory Board of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts.
- Chair of the Foreign Language subcommittee, providing pro bono bankruptcy services for underserved and vulnerable populations.
- Active member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA)
- Member and regular presenter at the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) regional bankruptcy conference
- Certified to practice in the United States Immigration Court.
MORE ABOUT JACOB
Attorney Jacob T. Simon is a consumer bankruptcy attorney and the principal of Simon Law. Dedicated to helping people find relief from overwhelming debt, Mr. Simon’s practice is devoted entirely to bankruptcy. Simon Law was founded on the principle that people in debt deserve the best legal representation in an economy that is stacked against them. Corporations and debt collectors have attorneys preserving their rights. Simon Law can preserve yours.
Mr. Simon is also certified to practice in the United States Immigration Court.
Mr. Simon devotes a significant portion of his practice to pro bono representation of low-income individuals through the Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association (VLP) and through Northeast Legal Aid (“NLA”). He has helped clients manage against enormous student loan debt, false credit reporting, abusive debt collectors and other credit problems. He was named to the United States Bankruptcy Court’s Pro Bono Honor Roll for 2013 and 2014.