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CREDITOR REPRESENTATION
When a bankruptcy is filed, a creditor cannot (with few exceptions) proceed to do anything to collect a debt or recover property from the debtor. To protect one's rights to payment or to recover property in the possession of the debtor, it is advisable to consult with an attorney experienced in such matters.
- 35 years of experience involving bankruptcy cases.
- Previously served as legal counsel for a Creditors' Committee in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
- Represented secured creditors in both consumer cases (Ch. 7 & 13) and in business bankruptcies, including complex Chapter 11 proceedings involving contested priority claims.
- Served as a Chapter 11 Trustee which involved operating the bankrupt's business and handling its subsequent sale.
Please contact Steve if someone has filed bankruptcy on you or you'd like more information about his legal services.
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