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| Practice Areas | Bankruptcy; Bankruptcy Reorganization; Restructuring, Workouts, and Recapitalizations | | | Education | Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law, J.D., 1988, Southern Methodist University, B.B.A., Finance/Accounting, 1983, B.A., English, 1983 | | | Admitted | 1988, Texas; U.S. District Court, Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas; U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western District of Arkansas | |
| Memberships | Houston, Federal and American Bar Associations; State Bar of Texas (Member, Litigation, Business and Corporate Law Section); Turnaround Management Association; American Bankruptcy Institute. | | | Biography | Recognized as one of The Best Lawyers in America - Bankruptcy and Creditor-Debtor Rights Law (2009). Has written numerous articles and has given speeches and lectures for trade groups, CLE courses and other professional associations. Served as an Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Houston Law Center. | | | ISLN | 906008254 | | | Transactions | Specializes in bankruptcy, insolvency, and litigation matters and has been involved in numerous bankruptcy, reorganization, and litigation cases involving heavily litigated and complex legal issues; Has experience with many reorganization efforts representing debtors, secured and unsecured creditors, committees and asset purchasers in a wide range of cases involving manufacturing companies, airlines, computer and software firms, hospitality businesses, strategic asset acquisitions, retailers, wholesalers, real estate companies, service firms, travel agencies, and individuals. | |
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Weathering the Storm: Savings Clauses: Fraudulent Transfer Issues in the TOUSA Bankruptcy CaseLenard M. Parkins, Mark J. Elmore, Trevor Hoffmann, Sue P. Murphy, Robin E. Phelan, Kenric Kattner, Stephen M. Pezanosky, Eric Terry, Sarah B. Foster, October 26, 2009 On October 13, 2009, a Florida bankruptcy judge in the TOUSA, Inc. bankruptcy cases ordered, among other things, (i) the avoidance of obligations, including liens, incurred by certain of the TOUSA subsidiaries (the "Conveying Subsidiaries") under a $200 million first lien facility (the...
Weathering the Storm: Guidelines Issued for Private Equity Investors Acquiring Failed Banks or ThriftsErin Burrows, Taylor H. Wilson, Jason T. Barnes, Tom D. Harris, Lenard M. Parkins, Sue P. Murphy, Kenric Kattner, Eric Terry, John Podvin, September 16, 2009 The interest from the private equity community in filling the growing capital gaps that exist in the balance sheets of U.S. banks has spurred the FDIC Board to adopt a Final Statement of Policy on Qualifications for Failed Bank Acquisitions (the "Policy Statement"). The Policy Statement,...
Weathering the Storm: Retiree Benefits and Section 1114Arthur T. Carter, Samuel Brett Glass, Scott G. Night, Kenric Kattner, Lenard M. Parkins, Stephen M. Pezanosky, Sarah B. Foster, Eric Terry, June 19, 2009 Retiree benefits are often a central issue in bankruptcy cases. For many employers the high cost of retiree medical benefits has been a significant contributing factor to the Chapter 11 filing and a matter of ongoing concern if the debtor is to be able to successfully reorganize.
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