Bodie B. Colwell,
Of Counsel
bcolwell@preti.com

Portland, ME 207.791.3000

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Publications

November 4, 2021 Article

How to Create Authentic Social Media Content

Mainebiz

September 2, 2021 Article

What to do When a Lender Receives a Notice from the Municipality that Mortgaged Property is Going to be Condemned or is in Violation of the Building Code?

March 19, 2021 Article

What Financial Institutions Need to Know about Maine Trustee Process

December 23, 2020 Article

How to Protect Payments When Doing Business with Companies in Financial Trouble

Mainebiz

December 22, 2020

New Eviction Restrictions for Portland, Maine

October 26, 2020 Article

Bankruptcy Alert: Time's Running Out on Higher Debt Limits of the Small Business Reorganization Act

October 23, 2020 Article

Residential Evictions and the Pandemic – Landlords Beware

October 31, 2018

Should You Rely on the BAP? Analyzing the Impact and Authority of Bankruptcy Appellate Panels

ABI Young and New Lawyers Committee Newsletter

Bodie Colwell and Kaitlyn Husar

August 1, 2017 Article

True Lease or Disguised Financing: What's the Difference, and Why Should You Care?

ABI Journal

Rue K. Toland and Bodie B. Colwell

July 14, 2016 Article

The Bankruptcy Code’s Return Policy: Another Hanging Paragraph Hangs Consumers Out to Dry

American Bankruptcy Institute

Bodie B. Colwell, Esq. and Anthony J. Manhart, Esq.

Firm Highlights

How to Create Authentic Social Media Content

Preti Flaherty attorney Bodie Colwell has authored an article for Mainebiz on the how social media can help a company define its brand, the power of authenticity to engage your audience, and tips for starting to build a social media...

Reminder to Continue to Update Policies and Practices to Reflect Latest COVID-19 Guidance

You might be sick of thinking about COVID-19 but people are still getting sick and employers must take appropriate action to keep the workplace safe. There has been a steady increase this summer in...

What to do When a Lender Receives a Notice from the Municipality that Mortgaged Property is Going to be Condemned or is in Violation of the Building Code?

Occasionally, a lender will be served a notice from a municipality alerting the lender that a mortgaged property has had unpermitted construction projects, or otherwise violates the municipal building code. The Maine Uniform Building...