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Current company Togut, Segal & Segal Llp
Law Practice · 28 employees · Founded 1980 · New York, New York, United States
Togut, Segal & Segal LLP is a highly specialized “boutique” law firm with a national reputation for excellence in bankruptcy, corporate reorganization, fiduciary representation, and creditors’ rights. Established in 1980, the Togut Firm has extensive expertise in representing debtors, official committees, secured and unsecured creditors, and bankruptcy trustees in a variety of contexts, including in- and out-of-court restructurings. For more than four decades, our Chambers-ranked partners and attorneys have built a reputation for excellence, efficiency, and innovation as counsel in some of the largest and most complex bankruptcy cases ever filed, having served as court-approved counsel in hundreds of cases including LATAM Airlines, McClatchy Newspapers, Enron, Chrysler, GM, City of Detroit, Pacific Drilling, Toisa, Westinghouse, Aéropostale, SunEdison, Trident Healthcare, Frontier Airlines, Tronox, Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Rockefeller Center Properties, Ames Department Stores, Contimortgage and many more. Our clients have our undivided loyalty. We have chosen to refuse to represent regular retainer clients and do not have any institutional client affiliations so that we maintain strict independence in our advice and advocacy. Our independence allows us to be adverse to banks, investment funds, and other large financial institutions with which other law firms may have established relationships. Capabilities - Chapter 11 Debtor’s Counsel - Main Chapter 11 Counsel - Small and Mid-Sized Company Chapter 11 Restructurings - Conflicts Counsel - Efficiency Counsel - Cross-Border Debtor Representation - Post-Confirmation Trust Counsel - Bankruptcy Trustee - Creditors and Official Committees - Litigation and Dispute Resolution - Mediation - Investigations - Asset Recovery - Fraudulent Conveyance - Preference Actions - Mergers & Acquisitions
