Jones Walker LLP, Bankruptcy/Restructuring

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Provided by Jones Walker LLP

What makes the Jones Walker Bankruptcy & Restructuring practice a go-to team?

Our national footprint: we represent regional clients in cases across the country.
Our experience: our team has advised clients from numerous industries in complex and traditional bankruptcies and reorganizations, and includes three members of the American College of Bankruptcy (a by-invitation-only public service organization honoring attorneys who demonstrate the highest levels of professionalism).
Our commitment to value: we deliver sophisticated legal counsel at competitive rates.

We have represented clients with interests, operations, and investments in a number of key economic sectors, including energy, financial services, hospitality, maritime, utilities, and real estate. We regularly counsel clients in Chapter 11 and other forms of bankruptcy, adversary proceedings, forbearances, judicial and non-judicial foreclosures, loan modifications and reviews, special liens, and consumer-related litigation.

We regularly represent the following:

Secured and unsecured creditors
Creditor committees
Debtors
Trustees
Investors
Lessors and lessees
Pre-petition and debtor-in-possession lenders
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Chambers Review

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Bankruptcy/Restructuring - Mississippi

Band 1

What the Team is Known For

Jones Walker LLP has a strong bench of bankruptcy specialists with leading experience in state and federal proceedings. Houses significant in-house litigation capabilities that see it act on a range of adversary proceedings. Acts for debtors from a range of industries, as well as representing creditors' committees, trustees and DIP lenders. Frequently handles cross-border mandates, including those with parallel regulatory proceedings.

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Work Highlights

Provided by Jones Walker LLP

Jones Walker LLP represented Thomas Reynolds, as trustee for US Bankruptcy Court, in a bankruptcy case pursuing claims to avoid transaction under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act based upon payments from the debtor testing laboratory to other healthcare providers.