A graduate of Georgetown University and The University of Connecticut School of Law (cum laude) as a Partner, Jim has practiced in Connecticut since 1976 focusing on bankruptcy and commercial law with particular emphasis in business reorganizations, commercial litigation and financial restructurings. A member of The American Bankruptcy Institute and the Turnaround Management Association, Jim has been involved in many of Connecticut’s major bankruptcies such as The City of Bridgeport’s Chapter 9 case and Chapter 11 proceedings such as In re: Raytech, In re: J. Lynn Helms and others. Jim has represented both debtors and creditors in complex matters.
Bankruptcy & Insolvency
Litigation
Professional Liability Representation
Georgetown University (A.B., 1973)
University of Connecticut (J.D., cum laude, 1976)
Bridgeport (Member, Commercial Law Committee) Connecticut (Member, Commercial and Bankruptcy Section)
American Bar Associations; American Bankruptcy Institute Turnaround Management Association (Member, Board of Directors)