Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons LLP has a diversified bankruptcy and insolvency practice, concentrating on representation of lenders, unsecured creditors, and asset purchasers/sellers. We are experienced in all commercial phases of bankruptcy filings and handle matters ranging from simple consumer cases to complex commercial reorganizations, international insolvency proceedings, and liquidations.
Our bankruptcy attorneys regularly advise trustees, debtors-in-possession, and creditor committees; and successfully represent buyers, sellers, and third parties involved in mergers and acquisitions of insolvent or distressed businesses or their assets. We also have significant involvement in most kinds of bankruptcy litigation.
Our bankruptcy attorneys have been successful in many significant insolvency matters in Colorado, Wyoming, and the rest of the Rocky Mountain region, at both trial and appellate levels. We also have significant experience in cross-border and international matters. We assist our clients in protecting their rights from the time of the bankruptcy filing, and ensure that inaction or unfocused reaction to the filing does not adversely affect the client. At the same time, we work with the client in formulating appropriate business goals and planning the best means of achieving those goals. We advise our clients on:
- Appeals
- Asset Acquisitions
- 363 Asset Sales
- Bankruptcy Litigation
- Committee Representation
- Creditors' Rights
- Cross-Border and Chapter
15 Proceedings
- Debtor Reorganizations
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- Fraudulent Conveyances
- International Insolvencies
- Loan Restructuring
- Mergers
- Plan Confirmation
- Preference Defense
- Reorganizations
- Trustee Appointments
- Trustee Representation
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ARTICLES AND ALERTS
Banking on 2009?—What to Expect in Colorado Bankruptcy Filings (01/20/2009 )
The Perils of Delayed Lien Perfection (01/20/2009 )
Not So Puny Punitive Damages Awarded Against Repossessing Bank (01/20/2009 )
Senate Passes Bankruptcy Legislation (03/15/2005 )
Colorado Filing Statistics Confirm Economic Softness (06/01/2003 )
NEWSLETTERS
Financial Times, Winter 2009 (01/20/2009 )