Adam Lavine represents debtors, creditors, board members and other stakeholders in insolvency-related disputes and investigations, often serving as special litigation counsel to participants in U.S. bankruptcy proceedings. He also represents credit funds, private equity funds, and other institutional investors in liability management litigation and other high-stakes disputes in the financial markets. Among Mr. Lavine’s recent engagements was a trial victory on behalf of plaintiffs in the highly-publicized Wesco/Incora bankruptcy case that restored Kobre & Kim’s clients to their first lien position.

In cases involving fraud, misconduct or asset concealment, Mr. Lavine frequently works with the firm’s asset recovery specialists on the monetization and pursuit of high-value claims against principals and stakeholders, often on behalf of bankruptcy trustees or other insolvency administrators.