Bob a key IR member, attending our events around the world. As co-chair of the Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Creditors Rights practice of Fox Rothschild LLP, Bob's focus is resolving his clients’ difficult financial issues. He perfectly placed to sit on our Insolvency practice area committee 2019.
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He represents debtors and creditors through the bankruptcy process and in informal, out-of-court workouts. He has represented clients in numerous industries including health care, telecommunications, manufacturing, real estate, retail, transportation and financial services. Highly experienced, Bob has participated in all aspects of the bankruptcy process. He has represented trustees, debtors, creditors and equity committees, secured and unsecured creditors, purchasers of assets and litigants in adversary proceedings.
Bankruptcy mediation has become a significant part of Bob’s practice. He was appointed the Special Mediator in the Lauth Investment Properties, LLC (Indiana) case and successfully assisted parties in reaching a global settlement that allowed for the confirmation of a Chapter 11 plan of reorganization. Bob was retained as the Mediator in the Eastern Livestock Co., LLC (Indiana) case and mediated a nine-party set of controversies that ultimately led to a settlement between seven of the parties and allowed the Trustee’s plan to be confirmed. Bob has also mediated numerous traditional two-party disputes such as preference, fraudulent conveyance and automatic stay controversies.
Bob's bankruptcy experience includes:
In addition, Bob has extensive experience representing plaintiffs and defendants in the analysis, drafting and litigation of cases seeking the avoidance of preferential transfers and fraudulent conveyances. His experience includes:
Bob was co-chair of the Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Creditors Rights practice at Shaw Fishman, which merged with Fox Rothschild in 2018.
Bob completed the inaugural American Bankruptcy Institute/St. John’s Law School Bankruptcy Mediation Training Program in 2011. He was a member of the faculty for the 2012–2015 programs
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