Adam advises lenders, businesses, and other parties in resolving distressed debts both in out-of-court workouts and transactions and Chapter 11 bankruptcies, assignments for the benefit of creditors, foreclosures, and other formal proceedings. He is a skilled bankruptcy litigator with extensive lead counsel experience in high stakes contested matters arising from Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases....
Adam advises lenders, businesses, and other parties in resolving distressed debts both in out-of-court workouts and transactions and Chapter 11 bankruptcies, assignments for the benefit of creditors, foreclosures, and other formal proceedings. He is a skilled bankruptcy litigator with extensive lead counsel experience in high stakes contested matters arising from Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. Adam represents clients across real estate, healthcare, transportation, and other industries.
Prior to joining Nelson Mullins, Adam served in a senior leadership role at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office for U.S. Trustees, overseeing the government’s civil enforcement in bankruptcy cases, serving as a senior legal and policy advisor, and negotiating resolutions to nationwide disputes involving financial institutions and other parties. This experience gives Adam a unique perspective in anticipating and resolving hurdles that may arise in Chapter 11 cases, including in the context of first-day motions, professional retention issues, and plan confirmation.
Adam was recognized by the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) as a “40 Under 40” insolvency practitioner (2019), serves as co-chair of ABI’s Ethics and Professional Compensation Committee, and is on the advisory board of ABI’s Southeast Bankruptcy Workshop. He is a frequent speaker and writer on emerging developments in bankruptcy law and practice.
Adam represents clients across real estate, healthcare, transportation, and other industries.
Prior to joining Nelson Mullins, Adam served in a senior leadership role at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office for U.S. Trustees, overseeing the government’s civil enforcement in bankruptcy cases, serving as a senior legal and policy advisor, and negotiating resolutions to nationwide disputes involving financial institutions and other parties. This experience gives Adam a unique perspective in anticipating and resolving hurdles that may arise in Chapter 11 cases, including in the context of first-day motions, professional retention issues, and plan confirmation.
Adam was recognized by the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) as a “40 Under 40” insolvency practitioner (2019), serves as co-chair of ABI’s Ethics and Professional Compensation Committee, and is on the advisory board of ABI’s Southeast Bankruptcy Workshop. He is a frequent speaker and writer on emerging developments in bankruptcy law and practice.
Adam advises lenders, businesses, and other parties in resolving distressed debts both in out-of-court workouts and transactions and Chapter 11 bankruptcies, assignments for the benefit of creditors, foreclosures, and other formal proceedings. He is a skilled bankruptcy litigator with extensive lead counsel experience in high stakes contested matters arising from Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.... Adam represents clients across real estate, healthcare, transportation, and other industries.
Prior to joining Nelson Mullins, Adam served in a senior leadership role at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office for U.S. Trustees, overseeing the government’s civil enforcement in bankruptcy cases, serving as a senior legal and policy advisor, and negotiating resolutions to nationwide disputes involving financial institutions and other parties. This experience gives Adam a unique perspective in anticipating and resolving hurdles that may arise in Chapter 11 cases, including in the context of first-day motions, professional retention issues, and plan confirmation.
Adam was recognized by the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) as a “40 Under 40” insolvency practitioner (2019), serves as co-chair of ABI’s Ethics and Professional Compensation Committee, and is on the advisory board of ABI’s Southeast Bankruptcy Workshop. He is a frequent speaker and writer on emerging developments in bankruptcy law and practice.