- Debtor’s counsel to a hospital in its Chapter 11 case, resulting in the sale of the debtor and resolution of a complex WARN Act class action through a plan settlement directly to the claimants.
- Counsel to acquirers of health care businesses and to sellers of hospitals.
- Counsel in numerous past and pending bankruptcy suits and investigations dealing with director and officer claims, avoidable transfers, and Barton doctrine issues and in the liquidation of a private equity fund.
- Debtor’s counsel to a manufacturing company in its financial restructuring and Chapter 11 case, resulting in the sale and survival of the debtor.
- Counsel to shopping center developers dealing with hundreds of millions of dollars of debt with numerous lenders and complex joint venture structures restructured out of court.
- Counsel to home builders dealing with hundreds of millions of dollars of debt with numerous lenders restructured out of court.
- Counsel to senior lenders in real estate workouts, foreclosures, and bankruptcies, including a major lender on its $1.2 billion in claims resolved in the General Growth bankruptcy case.
- Bankruptcy litigation counsel for a national company in parallel bankruptcy and district court litigation concerning bankruptcy plan confirmation and lender liability issues.
- Counsel to a Chapter 11 trustee in an investigation that led to bringing claims for breach of fiduciary duty and violations of bankruptcy disclosure requirements and confirming a plan that generated general unsecured creditors’ recovery of 47 percent of their claims.
- Counsel on several different commercial fraud cases dealing with more than $200 million in embezzled funds and Ponzi schemes.
Senior Counsel,
- Phone: 404.881.7285
- Email: grant.stein@alston.com
As a Fellow and vice president of the American College of Bankruptcy, Grant is trusted by his peers and clients alike to provide practical counsel for even the most complex bankruptcy matters. He has served as counsel on commercial fraud cases dealing with more than $200 million in embezzled funds and Ponzi schemes.