Admiralty, Maritime & Transportation, International Trade, Corporate and Commercial Law

New York, 1970
Court of International Trade, 1971
Southern District of New York, 1977
Eastern District of New York, 1977
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 1982
Northern District of California, 1992
Northern District of New York, 1999
Eastern District of Michigan, 2006

Hofstra University, 1967
State University School of Law at Buffalo, 1970
 

Richard possesses extensive experience in the representation and litigation on behalf of companies engaged in international and domestic transportation and trade. He currently serves as the United States general counsel to a number of global transportation service companies tending to their transportation, regulatory and commercial interests. This includes handling multi-million dollar acquisitions and sales as well as providing advice and representation before numerous federal administrative agencies tasked with regulation of domestic and international trade and transportation.

In particular, Richard is skilled in the complex new laws and regulations that have evolved since 9/11, dealing with securing goods in transit from being used by terrorists and others as a means of attacking U.S. citizens and interests. Throughout his years of practice he has worked with insurance companies and brokers, non-vessel operating common carriers, domestic and international indirect air carriers, truckers, warehousemen, freight forwarders, customs brokers, and importers and exporters.
 

 

Richard L. Furman Article - Submariner - Edition 10 - November 2012

Richard L. Furman Presents at the 26th Annual Transportation Innovation and Cost Savings Conference, October 3, 2012

Richard L. Furman quoted as expert authority on service contracts for BreakBulk Magazine Article, "Is The Juice Worth The Squeeze?", July-August Edition 2012

Richard L. Furman's contribution to the SUBMARINER - The Newsletter of LIIBA’s Marine Claims Sub-Committee, Edition No.9 – February 2012

Richard L. Furman's presentation on: When a Property Broker is Really a Forwarder, March 2012

Richard L. Furman's Property Broker Checklist: DOs and DONT's

Airforwarders Association Publication, Winter 2012, "What To Do When The Government Comes Calling", by Richard L. Furman

Guidelines For Handling Workplace Complaints

Aircargo Conference 2011 Presentation, March 10-12 by Richard L. Furman

CMK’s Richard Furman, ESQ. Comments on How Changes Increase Liability Limits For Damages in Relation to Carriage of Cargo, Baggage, and Passengers

CMK’S Richard L. Furman, Esq. Authors “Cargo Transportation Security: Legislation and Regulation Through 2009”

Joseph McNulty, Richard Furman And John Orzel Address Key Elements Of Yacht Insurance And Federal Maritime Law For Underwriters Of Yacht Claims

Attorneys Richard Furman And John Orzel Join Carroll McNulty & Kull LLC As Members In Its NY Office