Burns & Jain have represented
clients in the Federal Bankruptcy Court since 1985.
Not exact matches
To provide our business
clients with better service
in civil litigation
in state,
federal and
bankruptcy courts, several attorneys at Jennings Haug Cunningham, are licensed to practice
in California and Colorado.
Our experienced appellate attorneys have represented
clients in appeals filed
in the Arizona
Court of Appeals, the Arizona Supreme
Court, the 9th Circuit
Court of Appeals, the U.S. District
Court for the District of Arizona (for
bankruptcy appeals), various state Courts of Appeals, including Georgia, Maryland, and Illinois; the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, United States Court of Federal Claims and the U.S. Supr
bankruptcy appeals), various state
Courts of Appeals, including Georgia, Maryland, and Illinois; the
Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, United States Court of Federal Claims and the U.S. Supr
Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, United States
Court of
Federal Claims and the U.S. Supreme
Court.
Our attorneys who handle directors and officers liability claims have years of experience representing
clients in federal and state
courts, including the U.S.
bankruptcy courts, as well as state and
federal administrative proceedings.
Because the restructuring and liquidation process can be contentious, with diverse constituencies competing for limited assets,
clients benefit from our substantial litigation experience
in state and
federal court, including
bankruptcy proceedings.
U.S. mining company — defended a major domestic mining company
in litigationof environmental cost recovery and natural resource damage claims by
federal / state governments
in federal bankruptcy court, received a favorable settlement for the
client
John B. Kopf, III, a member of the Business Litigation practice group
in Columbus, represents
clients in civil and construction matters
in state and
federal trial
courts, state and
federal appellate
courts,
bankruptcy courts, mediations and arbitrations.
For example,
in February 2017, Weil secured a major victory for our
clients when the Tenth Circuit affirmed a Colorado
federal court's dismissal
in its entirety of a dispute arising out of the
bankruptcy of the owners of a Montana resort, to which Credit Suisse had arranged a multi-hundred million dollar loan.
A
federal bankruptcy court has considered whether a real estate broker breached her fiduciary duty to a buyer when she purchased a property her
client had expressed an interest
in purchasing.