Harris Bryan Winsberg

Practice Areas

Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditor Rights

Commercial Finance

Financial Services

Career

Recognized for finding practical and sensible solutions in high-stakes, complex financial restructuring and insolvency matters, Harris Winsberg develops creative approaches to help clients evaluate and meet their business objectives. Harris helps clients solve the complex problems that arise in bankruptcy and out-of-court restructurings. He represents public and private companies, financial institutions, private credit funds, boards of directors, creditors, and other parties in all aspects of corporate restructurings, including workouts, bankruptcies, corporate governance matters, distressed asset sales and insolvency-related litigation.

Publications

Co-author, “To Disgorge or Not: 11 U.S.C. § 726(b) and Disgorgement of Interim Fee Awards,” Norton Journal of Bankruptcy Law and Practice, April 2020.

Co-author, “To Intervene or Not: Does Section 1109(b) Grant a Creditors’ Committee an Unconditional Right to Intervene in an Adversary Proceeding,” Norton Journal of Bankruptcy Law and Practice, 2018.

Co-author, “Good Faith for Value Defenses: Understanding the Use of Good Faith and Value Concepts in Fraudulent Transfer Cases,” Norton Journal of Bankruptcy Law and Practice, 2017.