Bankruptcy Trustee, Receiver & Bankruptcy Litigation Attorney

Attorney Elizabeth “Beth” Hahn’s practice is devoted to representing clients in bankruptcy proceedings and trustees administering bankruptcy proceedings.  Much of her focus is centered on case law and regulatory research concerning complex and unique matters, such as those involving competing legal codes and regulations, or situations in which existing codes and regulations do not adequately address a client’s situation.  Based on this research, Beth helps develop strong positions in advocating for clients.

In representing bankruptcy litigants, much of Beth’s practice consists of analyzing Chapter 11 plans on behalf of creditors in order to advocate for better assurances of debtor payment, determining whether a valid basis exists for the non-dischargement of claims (including those involving tax debts), and conducting analysis to determine whether fraudulent or preferential asset transfers have been made.

Beth’s representation of trustees is similarly focused on helping increase the bankrupt estate for the benefit of creditors through fraudulent transfer and preferential payment analysis, and then seeking to secure (and bring back into the bankruptcy estate) those assets that have been improperly removed.