Strategize, negotiate, and litigate. Whether you are a bankruptcy specialist or not, turn here to confidently discuss bankruptcy matters with your clients. It gives you relevant decisions from bankruptcy courts in the Ninth Circuit that interpret bankruptcy law and apply California law.

• Filing and defending secured, unsecured, and undersecured creditor claims
• Seeking relief from the automatic stay to continue a foreclosure action
• Defending against claims of preferential or fraudulent transfer and adversarial actions
• Pursuing an unlawful detainer action when the bankruptcy is filed
• Accepting and rejecting residential and commercial leases and ramifications to the landlord and tenant
• Understanding the cap on landlord damage claims after lease rejection
• Parsing the unusual circumstances of a landlord’s bankruptcy
• Pursuing mechanics' liens and related remedies against the debtor
• Perfecting a lien after a bankruptcy is filed
• Analyzing joint checks and payments that skip over the debtor