Creditors’ Rights

The current economic and regulatory environment is a challenge for all businesses particularly lenders and insurers. Led by attorney Amanda P. Thompson, our attorneys will assist you as you navigate the legal hurdles associated with these challenges. We offer comprehensive legal services to maximize recovery, protect your security and protect your company from adverse claims. Our creditors’ rights attorneys are committed to providing efficient, aggressive representation with the highest degree of integrity and professionalism.

Our firm recognizes complete trust between client and attorney is critical to successful litigation. Accordingly, we pledge to communicate frequently with our clients and protect their rights and interests efficiently every step of the way.

Maximizing client recoveries is our focus whether the venue is state or federal courts in our region or a United States Bankruptcy Court. We work with financial institutions, title insurers and other financial service companies to protect and enforce contract rights,  liens and other property interests. We pursue collection actions for local and national lenders and businesses. We represent our clients whether they are secured or unsecured creditors in proceedings filed under Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. Clients receiving notice of a bankruptcy proceeding can depend on us to defend preference actions, file proofs of claim, obtain relief from the automatic stay, object to proposed reorganization plans, file nondischargeability actions and defend against trustee objections to claims. Lead attorney Amanda P. Thompson has successfully pursued fraudulent conveyance and conversion claims. In 2012, she served as a Special Justice for the Kentucky Supreme Court.

Insurers, financial institutions and other lenders depend on us for aggressive defense and sound legal advice when company assets are on the line. Whether you are threatened with bad faith, violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act or your company is being accused of violating the Truth in Lending Act, our firm has the litigation experience and resources to protect your rights and guard your proprietary interests in these complex suits.

Contact:

• Amanda P. Thompson