About
Provided by Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP
Bankruptcy, Workout & Creditors' Rights
Fluctuating economies and changing markets — both nationally and globally — present shifting challenges for creditors and debtors. Lenders face the prospect of loan defaults, loan restructures, bankruptcy filings, loan and collateral recovery strategies, and litigation to protect their interests. Borrowers face difficult choices about ongoing operations, loan workouts, relationships with trade creditors and customers, and reorganization or liquidation. Businesses and suppliers are concerned about what will happen if a valued customer or critical vendor files bankruptcy or discontinues operations.
Representing creditors and debtors, Porter Wright attorneys have the experience to identify and implement prompt, sound strategies to protect clients’ interests. We develop and execute legal solutions that maximize going concern and collateral value, business reorganization prospects and creditor recoveries based on each client’s objectives and circumstances.
Chambers Review
Porter Wright Morris & Arthur has notable strength in creditor representations, including out-of-court reorganizations and insolvencies, with additional experience in debtor engagements. The team demonstrates expertise in the real estate sector, as well as in receiverships and litigation. It is well versed in acting for financial institutions, with expertise in handling CMBS loans.
Head of department Tami Hart Kirby is a key contact at the firm.
Work Highlights
- Porter Wright represented The Lorenz Corporation as debtor in possession in the first subchapter V, Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan to be confirmed in the Dayton Division of the Southern District of Ohio Bankruptcy Court.
Members
Provided by Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP
Allen T. Carter
Elizabeth L. Moyo
Emma Walton
Jared M. Klaus
Jason T. Gerken
Javier A. Pacheco
John Shapiro
Kevin J. O'Brien
Kirk Roessler
L. William Erb
Matthew E. Moberg
Michael P. Shuster
Robert N. Hermes
Sara K. White
Steven D. Hoying
Susan K. Cliffel
Tami H. Kirby
Head of Department
Thomas A. Young
Timothy E. Grady
Timothy P. Vonville, Jr.
Walter Reynolds