Binder & Malter LLP

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Binder & Malter LLP represents businesses and high-net worth individuals in financial distress restructure their debts both in and out of bankruptcy court. We strive to provide practical, cost-effective solutions that create business value. Our attorneys have experience representing all constituencies in and out of bankruptcy court, including debtors, creditors, commercial landlords, committees, asset purchasers, and third-party plan proponents. Our business debtor clients have ranged in size by assets from approximately a million dollars to approximately $250 million dollars.

Ms. Smith is a partner at Binder & Malter LLP. Ms. Smith has over 20 years of experience representing creditors, debtors, trustees and creditors committees in all aspects of commercial insolvency, both in and out of bankruptcy. Ms. Smith’s practice areas include commercial bankruptcy, commercial litigation, secured transactions, real property, intellectual property (IP) licensing, mediation, early neutral evaluation, and appellate work. Ms.

Binder & Malter LLP maintains an active commercial litigation practice, frequently representing companies of all types in business and commercial disputes involving matters such as contract and payment disputes, commercial real estate disputes, collection and collection defense, and pre- and post judgment remedies. Binder & Malter LLP also has considerable experience in all types of bankruptcy litigation, routinely prosecuting and defending a wide-range of claims in bankruptcy courts throughout Northern California. Our attorneys have also handled a number of high-stake bankruptcy appeals.

Business Bankruptcy & Restructuring/Reorganization Binder & Malter LLP has represented commercial landlords in well-known bankruptcies such as the Round Table Pizza, Circuit City, Chevy’s, Fresh Choice, Mervyn’s, Crown Books, Hollywood Video, Napster, Levitz, Tower Record, Jennifer Convertibles, and Lionel Trains bankruptcies. The firm represented a well-known national developer of a planned and much-publicized San Francisco luxury high-rise in Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The firm represented the largest privately held transportation company on the west coast in Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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