Richard A Prosser

Richard Prosser is an experienced financial restructuring and insolvency attorney focused on representing lenders and investors in all aspects of substandard loan resolution. Richard routinely assists financial institutions and investment firms in matters ranging from transactional workouts and restructures to contested litigation and lender liability defense. His out-of-court experience includes assisting clients in developing and documenting rehabilitation strategies, workouts, restructures, voluntary liquidations, collateral disposition (Art. 9 sales), wind-ups, and note sales. His in-court experience includes bankruptcy representation, receiverships, ABCs, foreclosures, replevins (claim and delivery), deficiency and guaranty collection, garnishments, and judgment enforcement.

Richard began his practice as a business litigator and draws from that experience to assist his financial services clients in contested matters and adversary proceedings in bankruptcy court. Richard has also litigated a variety of disputes in state and federal court, including matters involving fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, unfair or deceptive trade practices, and corporate veil piercing.