Bankruptcy litigation sits at the intersection of commercial disputes and a specialized statutory framework. The financial distress that brings parties into bankruptcy rarely eliminates the disputes that preceded it. Instead, those disputes often take on new significance as creditors, debtors, fiduciaries, and other stakeholders compete over limited assets and seek to protect their rights under the Bankruptcy Code.
Our lawyers represent creditors and creditors’ committees, as well as debtors and other stakeholders, in adversary proceedings and contested matters in bankruptcy courts across the country. We have litigated matters involving fraudulent transfers, preferences and other avoidance actions, objections to discharge, claims objections, and other disputes concerning the rights of creditors and debtors. We have prosecuted and defended these matters at every stage, from initial investigation and discovery through dispositive motions and trial.
