A. Peter Lubitz specializes in bankruptcy, workouts, and creditors' rights, representing both debtors and creditors. His practice encompasses reorganizations, liquidations, and related transactional and litigation matters. His clients include financial institutions, real estate owners, mortgagees, debt and equity holder committees, debtors and others in reorganization cases, trustees and fiduciaries, as well as entities acquiring financially troubled companies or their assets. He has represented the full panoply of clients, debtors, creditors, trustees, acquirers and others, in insolvency-related cases throughout the United States since graduation from the University of Michigan Law School ('71) and after joining Weil Gotshal & Manges in early 1976 and afterwards during his tenure at other national firms, including Fulbright & Jaworski and as partner at Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine, Rosenman & Colin (now Katten Muchin et al.) and Schiff Hardin.
Mr. Lubitz frequently speaks on bankruptcy and related subjects. This
includes participating as a panelist and lecturer on mediation issues in
bankruptcy as part of a series organized by the New York State Bar. He has
similarly served as a panelist and lecturer on fraudulent transfer issues in
leveraged buyouts at seminars organized by the National Conference of
Bankruptcy Judges. He also has lectured on the American bankruptcy system at
the Alsop Wilkinson Annual Insolvency Conference in London. His article on
airline bankruptcies was recently published in Aviation Week & Space
Technology (August 2006).
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CAREER Donovan
Leisure Newton & Irvine; EDUCATION University of Michigan Law School (JD) cum laude |