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Hotel restructuring, workouts, receiverships and
bankruptcy. The art of heavy lifting. Because bankruptcy
lawyers tend to stay out of the limelight, we were pleased when my
partner, Bob Kaplan -- a superb bankruptcy lawyer and a senior
member of the Global Hospitality Group® -- was featured in the
recent Northern California Super Lawyers® Magazine. Bob is the
kind of lawyer who gets the best results for his clients in the
least possible time, and he is not the kind of lawyer to toot his
own horn. However, the work he does for our clients is critical to
their success, and the expertise he brings to a troubled hotel can
add significant value for all players.
For a glimpse into the high stakes work of commercial
bankruptcies, please read this article about a great partner and
friend, Bob Kaplan. It describes what we do best at the Firm --
take care of clients and deliver results.
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