Kesha Tanabe joins ASK as partner.
February 2014
Kesha Tanabe joined ASK as a partner in February 2014. She represents bondholders, indenture trustees, and other creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, restructuring transactions and litigation. She also has extensive experience representing indenture trustees and bankruptcy trustees in all aspects of trust administration. She is an active member of the bar, as well as countless community organizations. Prior to joining ASK LLP, Kesha was a partner at Maslon Edelman Borman and Brand, LLP and Faegre Baker Daniels, LLP, and as Assistant Attorney General in the Division of Public Advocacy under former New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.
NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL PUBLISHES EDWARD NEIGER’S LATEST “BANKRUPTCY UPDATE” COLUMN
February 27, 2014
the New York law Journal published the latest Bankruptcy Update column, a recurring column on the latest bankruptcy law news and developments. The column is written by ASK attorney Edward E. Neiger and can be viewed by clicking here. To view prior columns, click here
ASK LLP retained to pursue preferences in the Bankruptcy case of HMX Acquisition Corp., et al., 12-14300 pending in the Southern District of New York.
February 2014.
HMX, a large clothing retailer who manufactures for brands such as Hart Shaffner Marx, Hickey Freeman, Coppley, Christopher Blue, Bobby Jones, Argyle Culture, Austin Reed and Sansabelt filed for bankruptcy on October 19, 2012. ASK was recently retained by the creditor trustee in the case to recover preference payments for the benefit of unsecured creditors. For more information on ASK’s preference practice, click here.
ASK LLP retained as co-counsel to the reorganized debtor in Arcapita Bank B.S.C.(c), et al.
February 2014.
The reorganized Arcapita Bank B.S.C.(c), et al. which filed for bankruptcy in the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (case no. 12-11076 (SHL)) retained ASK LLP as co-counsel, to among other things, prosecute and recover preference payments. For more information on ASK’s preference practice, click here.
