David Samole

Bankruptcy, Creditor's Rights, Corporate Restructuring, Workouts, Insolvency Litigation, Complex Litigation, Receiverships/Trusteeships

David focuses his practice on corporate bankruptcy cases and insolvency-related litigation matters. He represents parties in corporate reorganization, liquidation, workouts and financially-distressed transactions, and serves as a fiduciary Assignee in state court liquidation matters. David handles many of the firm’s larger, more complex trustee matters, including in bank holding and Ponzi scheme/fraud litigation contexts. He also frequently represents commercial landlords, asset purchasers, healthcare-related entities, logistics companies, and other larger creditor/equity groups and committees in Chapter 11 cases throughout the country.

Past President – University of Chicago Alumni Club of South Florida; Contributing Author – ABI Journal; Past President – Bankruptcy Bar Association for the Southern District of Florida; Guest Lecturer – University of Florida School of Law; Guest Lecturer – Florida International University School of Law.

Retail Lessons Learned: Savvy Landlords, Commercial Tenants are in This Together (Daily Business Review); Managing the Minefield of Post-Confirmation Suits and Jurisdiction (American Bankruptcy Institute Journal); Who is Left Holding the Bag for Latent Damage Claims? (Law Journal Newsletter); Stepping Into the Shoes of the IRS to Pursue Otherwise Time-Barred Avoidance Actions Under Fraudulent Transfer Statutes (The Bankruptcy Strategist); The Ten Commandments of Landlords and Commercial Tenants in Bankruptcy (Daily Business Review).