Sentences with phrase «fraudulent transfer claims»

Ms. Baum has experience in a range of complex commercial and civil litigation matters, including contract enforcement, tort claims, employment issues, alter ego and fraudulent transfer claims, construction defects, corporate ownership disputes, family law, appeals, temporary restraining orders / preliminary injunctions, and other related issues.
Obtained client's dismissal without payment, through negotiations before any appearance in litigation, of fraudulent transfer claims brought in Bankruptcy Court against a foreign media design company, avoiding potentially substantial fees and costs.
Defended a corporation against potential fraudulent transfer claims while resolving the matter with chapter 7 trustee, resulting in the quieting of title of the client's apartment complex and ability to sell same.

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Donovan responded to my question seeking his view on the possible funding transfer by discussing the importance of addressing fraudulent claims.
It can also protect the owners from claims of fraudulent transfer from its creditors.
Additionally, Michael has prosecuted and defended claims on behalf of clients in state and federal trial and appellate courts involving fraudulent and preferential transfers, director and officer liability and insurance coverage claims, construction defects, construction claims for lost productivity and other claims for extra-contractual compensation, and the enforcement of construction liens and bonds.
The bankruptcy administrator sought to set aside the wavier, claiming it was a fraudulent transfer of Heller's right to post-dissolution fees.
Mr. Birney also has a broad range of experience handling commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts, routinely representing businesses involved in contract disputes, fraudulent transfer, fraud, civil theft, and intercompany claims.
Therefore, Mr. Gill's claim to the property was not defeated by the fraudulent transfer to Mrs. Gill.
The plaintiff also alleges that before abandoning the lease, Dynasty transferred funds and assets to various corporations and individuals and claims a declaration that Dynasty's alleged transfer of monies, assets, business and opportunities from itself to the co-defendants Polar Spas Ontario Inc. and 732311 Alberta Ltd., and its transfer of monies or assets to the defendant Williams and to the co-defendants Marsall Brent and Ken Nikel are void as against Dynasty's creditors as fraudulent conveyances.
Our attorneys regularly litigate a myriad of commercial issues, including creditors» rights, foreclosures, lien priority, lender liability, commercial transactions, fraudulent transfers, bankruptcy preferences, bankruptcy claim objections, and credit recovery.
Cases include quiet title actions, boundary disputes, employment cases, including discrimination, breach of restrictive covenants, and theft of trade secrets, contract issues, including collection work, and bankruptcy litigation, specifically fraudulent transfer and preferential transfer claims.
We have an outstanding record of success in pursuing or defending against litigation in virtually every aspect of distressed investing, including breach of fiduciary claims, preference and fraudulent transfer litigation, subordination disputes, intercreditor fights, and litigation over substantive consolidation and enterprise or asset valuation.
Wrongful death claim by family against tortfeasor involving alleged fraudulent transfer of assets
Representing an investment company specializing in structured financial products against claims of fraudulent transfers and preferences in trustee litigation relating to an alleged Ponzi scheme, and in separate claims by a creditor group for alleged aiding and abetting the Ponzi scheme.
We then took steps to amend the Statement of Claim to allege that the conveyance was void under section 2 of the Fraudulent Conveyances Act and that the Plaintiff was entitled to punitive damages for the defendant's attempt to fraudulently transfer his assets to avoid judgment.
With respect to corporate litigation, Dan has represented corporations and senior executives against claims of fraud, RICO, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and fraudulent transfer claims.With respect to white collar criminal defense matters, Dan has represented large companies, corporate executives and other individuals in cases of mail fraud, tax fraud, bank fraud, violations of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, in addition to other complex crimes.
Represented an estate of energy corporation in a Chapter 11 adversary proceeding against an energy purchaser and its insiders for claims in excess of $ 5 million including fraud, fraudulent transfer, and breach of contract.
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