Practice Areas || Bankruptcy and Creditor's Rights

Our firm's bankruptcy and creditors' rights practice involves advising both debtors and creditors. We have assisted banks, non-institutional lenders and landlords in the enforcement of loan agreements, notes, guarantees, mortgages, security agreements and leasehold interests. In addition to representing our clients in proceedings before the United States Bankruptcy Courts, we have prosecuted and defended our clients' interests in federal and state enforcement proceedings and state mortgage foreclosure and receivership proceedings. Our experience also extends to loan work-outs and restructuring's, debtor-in-possession financing's, and out-of-court transfers of property in lieu of foreclosure. Our firm has taken a special interest and is especially prepared to deal with institutional "workouts" from the perspectives of the lending institution, trade creditors and the borrower. From time to time, for various reasons, a client may find itself in some sort of financial difficulty. Our firm's experience has provided clients successful and complete financial reorganizations under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code and, where reorganization has proven impossible, our firm has successfully aided troubled companies in the sale, liquidation or termination of their businesses through bankruptcy and other processes.