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Representing Bankruptcy Creditors in Negotiating, Defending Bankruptcy Preference Claims

Welcome to the Bankruptcy Preference Creditor’s Digest website. If this is your first exposure to bankruptcy preferences, we suggest that you START HERE. If you are already knowledgeable in the field of bankruptcy preference law, we believe that you will find this site to be, by far, the most comprehensive resource on the web about bankruptcy preference defense.

We are a law firm that represents businesses, both small and large, in responding to demands for return of preferential transfers.  We have represented manufacturers, commercial suppliers, commercial landlords and other bankruptcy creditors in asserting their rights and in the defense of bankruptcy preference claims.

We believe that our in depth knowledge of bankruptcy preference law, effective use of technology and practical, cost-benefit approach make us the ideal law firm to defend simple to highly complex bankruptcy preference claims.Picture of Bruce Weddell, on left, and Jesse Burbage

Among the still ongoing bankruptcy cases in which we have recently obtained dismissals of preference actions are the following:

  • Delphi Corporation  – Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York
  • 3 Day Blinds, Inc. – Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California
  • Pike Family Nurseries -  Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Georgia
  • HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation – Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware
  • ContinentalAFA Liquidation Trust – Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Missouri

If you are faced with a bankruptcy preference claim, please consider us to represent you. We would like to hear from you and share with you our initial thoughts at no charge.  Please call us at 888.547.5170.

An economic analysis of the 204 bankruptcy preference claims ($57,467,121 in total amount of claims) filed in the Intermet Corporation Bankruptcy by the GUC Liquidating Trustee of the GUC Liquidating Trust. The note focuses on:

1. claim amounts below the venue threshold under Section 1409(b);
2. application of the venue defense as to individual debtors in a multi-debtor bankruptcy; and
3. the inverse proportion of the number of small claim preference defendants to the potential preference recoveries for the liquidating trust.

Developments in Bankruptcy Preferential Transfer Law, Practice

Bankruptcy Preference Assessment, Defense

Mass Bankruptcy Preference Recovery Actions

Bankruptcy Preference Threat Watch List

Bankruptcy Cases of Interest to Trade, Other Creditors

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