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Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP advises businesses facing regional, national, and international complications arising from the financial distress, bankruptcy, or liquidation of themselves or their business partners.
Our bankruptcy and creditors’ rights clients include major institutional lenders, energy producers and service providers, industrial companies, real estate developers, commercial concerns, and agricultural/ranching interests. We work to advance and protect the interests of all types of creditor constituencies, including secured and unsecured creditors, lessors and lessees, banks and Chapter 11 financers, and asset purchasers. When necessary, we aggressively defend clients against preference and other avoidance actions. Our team also represents debtors, creditors’ committees, bankruptcy trustees, and investors in troubled companies.
We have significant experience assisting clients in acquiring assets out of bankruptcy, from preparing the transactional documents and developing a winning bidding strategy to closing the transaction.
Our team favors a pragmatic approach, recognizing that bankruptcy is not the right solution for every loan in default or distressed company. The firm’s lawyers have helped clients negotiate and implement out-of-court workouts and reorganizations that involve some of the largest enterprises and lending institutions in the Rocky Mountain West.
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Davis Graham & Stubbs represented Foundation Fitness in a Chapter 11 case with the aim of effectuating the sale of a majority of Foundation Fitness's assets.
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The Davis Graham & Stubbs team has a masterful ability to assist in navigating the pitfalls of a large US-based insolvency.
You'll get a partner who is creative, fast moving and has high integrity.
They are good negotiators and are very practical. I would hire them for anything in bankruptcy.
The Davis Graham & Stubbs team has a masterful ability to assist in navigating the pitfalls of a large US-based insolvency.
You'll get a partner who is creative, fast moving and has high integrity.
They are good negotiators and are very practical. I would hire them for anything in bankruptcy.
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Adam Hirsch maintains a busy practice representing various stakeholders in bankruptcy and restructuring matters. He is particularly adept at handling the litigious elements.
Adam Hirsch has a strong background and is a good overall bankruptcy lawyer.
Kyler is pragmatic, fast moving and has a high level understanding of business issues and the practicalities of the law.
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