We litigate the high-stakes disputes that arise in and around insolvency — adversary proceedings, fraudulent-transfer and preference actions, breach-of-fiduciary-duty claims, and contested contract matters. We understand that the ability to litigate in bankruptcy court is what creates real leverage at the negotiating table, and we prepare every matter accordingly. Our recent thought leadership on turning bankruptcy from a defensive posture into an offensive strategy reflects how we approach these fights.
Prosecuted adversary proceedings on behalf of a Chapter 11 debtor to recover funds transferred to merchant-cash-advance financiers, asserting fraudulent-transfer and related claims (Bankr. S.D. Tex.).
Claim Objection
Objected to an administrative-expense claim of approximately $928,000 asserted against a debtor’s estate in a national energy Chapter 11 case; the court allowed only approximately $6,050.
Claim Objection
Objected to proofs of claim totaling approximately $405,000 asserted against a debtor; the court allowed only approximately $32,563.