Comprehensive Representation for Creditors

Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP represents secured lenders, landlords, and purchasers of estate assets in bankruptcy proceedings across the United States, focusing on Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, the District of Columbia, and Pennsylvania. Our attorneys are licensed in both state and federal courts in these jurisdictions.

We exclusively represent creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.

A creditor-focused attorney is crucial for safeguarding your rights and recovering debts in bankruptcy cases. We are dedicated to protecting your interests as a creditor. Our team is committed to asserting your rights and seeking legal grounds for relief.

Resolving Bankruptcy Disputes

RMG regularly litigates complex bankruptcy disputes involving cash collateral, automatic stays, claims, preferences, exemptions, and discharge and plan confirmations. Without proactive representation, bankruptcy cases can extend over several years, resulting in excessive legal fees. Our team works to expedite case resolution in line with our clients' goals.

Protecting Creditors’ Rights

When debtors file for bankruptcy, RMG protects creditors' rights assertively and cost-effectively. Successful advocacy depends on our attorneys' extensive experience and knowledge of bankruptcy proceedings. Key tasks include filing proofs of claim, initiating adversary proceedings, and monitoring filings. Procedural missteps can prevent debt repayment due to bankruptcy.

RMG's Creditor Rights Department has the resources to assert the rights of any creditor or interested party in bankruptcy proceedings. We leverage our significant resources while providing personalized service to each client.

Extensive Experience

RMG has served as defense counsel in creditor rights litigation related to bankruptcy for decades. We address all concerns related to the bankruptcy process, including:

  • Contesting use of cash collateral
  • Filing motions to lift automatic stays
  • Raising objections to confirmation
  • Defending preference claims
  • Initiating collateral disputes
  • Advising on loan modification, workouts, and debt restructuring
  • Defending priority disputes
  • Preparing proofs of claim