We represent individuals, creditors, and trustees in complex bankruptcy-related litigation, often arising out of underlying commercial disputes that continue into the bankruptcy forum. In many cases, our involvement in bankruptcy matters is a natural extension of prepetition litigation, allowing us to bring deep familiarity with the facts, relationships, and disputed transactions that led to the filing.
Bankruptcy Litigation
Areas of Focus
Adversary Proceedings
Fraudulent Transfer Claims
Preference Transfer Claims
Trustee and Receiver Claims
We regularly work in coordination with bankruptcy counsel, serving as litigation counsel on adversary proceedings and contested matters where specialized trial and dispositive motion practice is required. This collaborative approach allows us to integrate bankruptcy-specific strategy with the broader litigation objectives, ensuring consistency across forums and maximizing the effectiveness of the overall case strategy.
Our work includes prosecuting and defending claims involving:
- Fraudulent transfers and voidable preferences
- Complex fraud and breach of fiduciary duty claims
- Veil piercing, alter ego theories, and successor liability
- Claim objections and claim allowance disputes
- Rule 2004 examinations and related discovery disputes