BANKRUPTCY LAW

We represent creditors in bankruptcy cases.  Such representation typically involves filing motions for relief from stay and/or adequate protection, filing proofs of claim, presenting objections to proposed plans of reorganization, seeking dismissal of bankruptcy petitions filed in bad faith, and prosecuting or defending claims made in adversary proceedings (lawsuits within the bankruptcy case).  Significant revisions were made to bankruptcy law by the Bankruptcy Abuse and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, which now contains provisions that better enable creditors to obtain relief against repeat or so called “serial” bankruptcy filers.