Mackenzie Hughes attorneys servicing the Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights Practice area
include:
Clayton H. Hale Jr.
Edward J. Moses
Nancy L. Pontius
Neil J. Smith
Carter H. Strickland
Armed with a great deal of experience in bankruptcy law, our team of professionals
can advise businesses through the most extreme financial hardships. We’ve represented a
broad spectrum of clients, including banks and credit unions, manufacturers, construction companies
and developers, hotels, retailers, and professional services firms.
Our knowledge of the law will see debtors through workouts—negotiating repayment
terms of loans with creditors, whether or not bankruptcy has been filed. And when dealing with reorganization,
we make it part of our job to know and understand our clients and to make choices that will be the right ones
now and for years to come. These decisions are made considering a multitude of issues ranging from bankruptcy,
litigation planning, document review, and priority issues to liability considerations.
When bankruptcy occurs, debtors aren’t the only ones at a loss. We also apply our experience
and expertise to creditors. Many times creditors believe they do not have any rights or alternatives with
respect to debtors’ claims. We can advise them of their rights to share in any distribution from the
bankruptcy estate, be heard by the court in matters concerning the debtor’s plan, challenge an individual
debtor’s right to a discharge and assist them in litigation of such matters.
Services include:
• Commercial litigation
• Counseling of debtor corporations
• A special counsel reserved for debtors in possession
• Representation of banks in litigation for foreclosures and recovery
of defaulted loans
• Litigation in complex adversary proceedings, including objections
to discharge
• Counseling workouts when negotiating final resolution with multiple
creditors
• Defending creditors from claims for violations of the automatic
stay, preferential transfers and fraudulent transfers
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