Lasher Holzapfel Sperry & Ebberson’s bankruptcy and creditors' rights practice is distinguished for its work with both creditors and debtors, as well as its diverse experience in Chapter 7, 13, and 11 cases. Our energetic, creative approach leads to cutting edge solutions in complex cases. We work with a broad range of businesses, trustees and creditors’ committees in reorganization proceedings. We are experienced in representing creditors such as financial institutions, materials suppliers, contractors and subcontractors; law firms and real estate companies. In addition to bankruptcy work, our creditors rights and bankruptcy attorneys focus on the following practice areas: State and Federal Court Receiverships. We have initiated receiverships for creditors seeking to protect against dissipation of debtors assets, and have also represented debtors and court appointed receivers. Creditor-Debtor Litigation. We have represented clients in all aspects of creditor-debtor litigation including suits for fraudulent transfers and other avoidable transfers such as preference claims, lenders liability, for turnover of property and bankruptcy discharge. Workouts. We handle workouts for creditors, debtors and other parties involving real property and other secured and unsecured transactions or defaults, leases, liquidations and wind downs. Lien and Bond Claims. We handle recovery or defense of claims for liens against real and personal property or for performance, payment and other bonds in construction and other industries. Foreclosures. Our attorneys represent lenders and borrowers in foreclosures of deeds of trust, mortgages and other real and personal property security interests. We also handle related replevin and unlawful detainers. Collections. We perform all aspects of collections for creditors including post judgment executions, garnishment, assignments for the benefit of creditors. Philip L. Bednar | Mario A. Bianchi | Kevin P. Hanchett | Tyler J. Moore | Danial D. Pharris | Sean V. Small | Jeffrey L. Smoot Fiduciary duties of directors of privately held companies The Civilized Way To Collect Debt Contact | Legal Disclaimer