Super Lawyers
Experience
EducationLoyola Law School (JD, with honors, 1979) The Ohio State University (BA, 1976) |
DistinctionsClerkship, Honorable Barry Russell, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Loyola Law School, Adjunct Professor, Bankruptcy Law Member, St. Thomas More Law Honor Society Member, Loyola Law School Board of Governors |
MembershipsFinancial Lawyers’ Conference Los Angeles County Bar Association (Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section) American Bankruptcy Institute Los Angeles Bankruptcy Forum
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Representative Clients
- Represented largest non-insider creditor in major poultry producer chapter 11 case
- Represents and advises institutional lenders in connection with enforcement and collection of secured and unsecured loans
- Obtained a $10 million jury verdict in an action for fraud and misappropriation of trade secrets on behalf of a major dairy products manufacturer
- Served as special bankruptcy counsel to the Orange County Transportation Authority in the Orange County Chapter 9 proceedings
- Serves as a receiver by appointment from the Superior Court of the State of California, and as a private trustee and estate executor
- Advised and assisted clients in numerous restructurings of real estate, manufacturing, distributing and service industry businesses and operations
Personal
Having spent a summer or two in his youth working in the steel mills of Ohio, Alan appreciates the relatively dust-free environment of our high-rise office building. The “mills” were nonetheless a great teacher of the value of a dollar and what a team of people devoted to the task at hand can achieve. Alan applies the lessons learned to his current profession and knows that every task, no matter how small, is important to the success of a project. As is oft repeated, “For want of a nail...the battle was lost.” Every battle worth pursuing is one that should be won; that is the goal Alan strives to achieve for every client he and SulmeyerKupetz represent. It is also one of many virtues he shares with his two young sons, both on and off the tennis court.
