Facing preference or fraudulent transfer demands? Our attorneys are prepared to fight for your benefit. When a business files for bankruptcy, the Bankruptcy Code gives trustees certain powers to recover assets for the estate—including payments your company may have already received. CM Law’s experienced partner-level attorneys represent creditors facing preference actions, fraudulent conveyance claims, and other Chapter 5 avoidance litigation in bankruptcy courts nationwide.

Our attorneys bring decades of collective experience defending clients in these actions. We know both sides—having successfully defended and brought avoidance actions—which gives our client service teams a strategic advantage in negotiating favorable outcomes.

Very few preference cases go to trial, and strong defenses are available under Section 547. Our attorneys work collaboratively with clients to identify the strongest available defenses and negotiate the best possible resolution—often resolving claims without the need for protracted litigation.

Richard G. Grant

Richard G. Grant

Partner & Bankruptcy Practice Chair