Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights

Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights

Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights

Our Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights attorneys have a wealth of experience in creditors’ rights representing secured lenders in and outside of bankruptcy in multiple jurisdictions with foreclosures and workouts related to commercial loan defaults, other troubled loans, distressed assets, the appointment of receivers, and other prejudgment remedies as well as fiduciaries in receiverships.

Our Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights attorneys have pursued and defended all types of litigation and contested matters in bankruptcy proceedings and adversary proceedings for debtors, creditors, committees, receivers, trustees, post-confirmation trusts, and defendants, from “mega cases” to smaller, individual matters. Through litigation, we have achieved significant results for clients, including successfully confirming and opposing plans of reorganization, increasing recoveries to unsecured creditors, slashing administrative liabilities, and confirming a secured lender’s competing plan of reorganization at a contested confirmation hearing.

We have advised a wide range of clients, from large multinational corporations to insiders of small businesses and across industries, including financial institutions, real estate, technology, manufacturing, retail, structured finance and other professional corporations. Our experience in numerous industries enables us to quickly understand the complexities of our client’s business, and its operations, and to help clients implement strategic plans to successfully navigate bankruptcy, restructuring and insolvency proceedings.

Our team draws upon the multidisciplinary skills of attorneys across our practice groups, including Banking & Debt Finance, Real Estate, Business Law, and Employment Law. We are prepared to handle all issues that arise in the insolvency setting.

Some of the matters we have handled include:

Commercial Loan Workouts and Restructurings

Chapter 11 Reorganizations and Liquidations

Creditor Remedies

Contract and Lease Disputes

Real Estate Matters

Sales and Acquisitions in Bankruptcy and Receiverships

Avoidance Actions