Creditors Rights, Bankruptcy and Corporate Reorganizations
Representing Commercial Businesses and Creditors and Other Parties in Interest in All Aspects of Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights Matters
The attorneys at Doerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, L.L.P. have represented debtors, creditors, investors, trustees, purchasers, lessors, lessees and many other interests in a number of significant bankruptcy proceedings throughout the United States. We have handled representation in cases ranging in size from the $3.2 billion failure of the SemGroup, to loan workouts involving small businesses and individuals.
Our attorneys have substantial experience in all phases of workouts, financial restructuring, and bankruptcy, including the representation of debtors, trustees, committees, secured and unsecured creditors, investors, purchasers, lessors, lessees, employers, and management. Sam Bratton, the senior member of the practice group, has over 30 years experience in this field, and has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America in the field of Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights for over 20 years.
When representing creditors, our goal is to help our clients recover as much of their money and collateral as possible in the shortest possible time. When representing debtors, our goal is to help our clients restructure so they can continue operating as a going concern. Among the varied services we provide are:
- Business Reorganization
- Financial Workouts
- Representation of secured and unsecured creditors in business reorganizations in all chapters of bankruptcy
- Creditors' Committees Representation
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) litigation
- Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) litigation
- Municipal Reorganizations
- Real Estate Foreclosures / Receiverships
- Directors and Officers Liability in connection with Bankruptcy Cases
- Trustee Representation
- Preference/Avoidance Litigation
The Firm does not represent individual consumer debtors in Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy cases.
Directors & Officers Liability
Preference/Avoidance Litigation


