Maximizing the Value of Assets—It’s the Details that Count
By Mark S. Indelicato, October Guest Editor
As we reflect on the 10th anniversary of the bankruptcy filing of Lehman Brothers Inc., it’s not difficult to notice that the restructuring industry has changed dramatically over the past decade. Bankruptcy filings are down. Chapter 11 cases that are filed are of shorter duration, and sales...
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Mark S. Indelicato is managing partner of Hahn & Hessen LLP. He specializes in the practice of bankruptcy and creditors’ rights. He has been counsel to official unsecured creditors’ committees in cases that include Gymboree, Vertellus Specialties Inc., Furniture Brands International Inc., Reichhold Industries, and some of the largest subprime mortgage lender bankruptcies filed, including New Centruy TRS Holdings Inc. and American Home Mortgage Corp. Indelicato is past TMA Global chair and president and past president of the New York Chapter.
