About
Richard S. Mittleman is a partner at Cameron & Mittleman in Providence, Rhode Island. The practice focuses on corporate and business law, banking and finance, receiverships, insolvency, workouts, and business transactions. Mittleman works with lenders, borrowers, debtors, creditors, and businesses and handles matters requiring careful review of legal rights, obligations, documents, and procedural issues.
Mittleman earned a J.D. from Boston University School of Law in 1965 and an A.B. from Colby College in 1962. This background supports careful legal analysis, research, and practical problem solving. The training helps with evaluating facts, identifying legal issues, communicating options clearly, and applying professional judgment to client matters.
Mittleman brings practical experience to the representation. He has more than forty-five years of experience representing lenders, borrowers, debtors, and creditors. His work includes secured and unsecured financing, receivership and insolvency matters, workouts, business purchases and sales, and court-appointed receiver engagements involving substantial operating assets. The work may involve counseling, document preparation, negotiation, administrative advocacy, or litigation as the matter requires.
Richard S. Mittleman also brings professional experience beyond the core day-to-day practice. He co-founded Cameron & Mittleman in 1986 and has continued to advise businesses and financial institutions on transactions and distressed situations. His experience includes major liquidation and receivership matters requiring both legal judgment and practical business administration. The verified record reflects a practical, client-focused approach grounded in preparation, clear communication, and careful attention to legal details.
Law Office Affiliations
- Partner, Cameron & Mittleman LLP
- Member, Rhode Island Bar Association
Licensed State
- Rhode Island
Education
- Boston University School of Law
Juris Doctor (JD) - Colby College
A.B., Bachelor of Arts
Awards & Badges

- Banking & Finance
- Business Litigation
- Closely Held Business
- Contracts & Agreements
- Corporate & Incorporation
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Telecommunications
- Creditor Debtor Rights





