- Experience
- 46 years
- Consultation
- Free consultation
- Bar State
- Massachusetts
- Contingency
- Available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (781) 461-8600
About
Richard C. Bremer, Jr represents clients in Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family Law matters in Dedham, Massachusetts. This profile was generated from the integrated 94 Law Scraping pipeline with normalized contact, location, practice, image, language, and consultation details.
Location
Open map450 Washington Street, Dedham, Massachusetts, 02026, United StatesDedham, Massachusetts, 02026
Admissions
3MassachusettsSince 1979
1st CircuitSince 1980
Federal CircuitSince 1980
Education
2Boston University School of LawJ.D.
State University of New York - BuffaloB.A.
Professional Details
Associations
Town of Dedham, MassachusettsZoning Board of Appeals | Activities: Appointed to the Town of Dedham Zoning Board of Appeals, serving for two years
Town of DedhamCharter Review Committee | Activities: Mr. Bremer was appointed to a one-year Ad-Hoc committee by the Town Meeting to make a recommendation on a motion to alter the Town Charter to provide for a professional Town Administrator, who would perform the day-to-day responsibilities previously undertaken by the Board of Selectmen, and to make a recommendation on a motion to change the structure of the Town's finance officials to include an appointed Finance Director, with an appointed (rather than elected) Treasurer/Collector.
Town of DedhamBuilding Moratorium Committee | Activities: Mr. Bremer was appointed to an Ad-Hoc committee, charged by the Town Meeting with making a recommendation to the subsequent Town Meeting regarding a pending motion to imposed a moratorium on new construction in the Town. After consideration of the fiscal implications of limited development, including the shift of the real estate tax burden on to residential tax payers, increased traffic that would result from additional commercial and institutional development, as well of the desirability of the preservation of the closeness of the Dedham community, a widely varied committee unanimously recommended that the Town not impose such a moratorium, but that it make renewed efforts to enhance the Town planning and permitting procedures and further enhance long-term planning for land use.
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