Fraudulent Transfers: Recent Developments Concerning Subsequent Transferees

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October.27.2022

Orrick partner Evan C. Hollander and associate Nick Sabatino authored an article discussing a 2020 decision of the Tenth Circuit in the Generation Resources case that sharply curtailed the exposure of subsequent transferees of fraudulent transfers, as well as a subsequent bankruptcy court decision from another Circuit rejecting the Generation Resources analysis.

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Authors

Evan C. Hollander Partner, Restructuring, Bankruptcy Litigation

New York

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Restructuring
Bankruptcy Litigation
Banking & Finance

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Evan C. Hollander Partner

New York

Evan Hollander has over 25 years of experience representing debtors, secured creditors, holders of fulcrum securities, distressed asset acquirers, and independent directors in complex U.S. and cross-border restructuring matters. Mr. Hollander is equally comfortable in the courtroom as he is at the negotiating table and the boardroom, and has extensive experience crafting and implementing restructuring plans. He frequently writes on insolvency related topics and routinely appears on panels at industry conferences.

Nick Sabatino Managing Associate, Restructuring, Bankruptcy Litigation

Sacramento

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Finance Sector
Restructuring
Bankruptcy Litigation

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Nick Sabatino Managing Associate

Sacramento

As a member of Orrick's Restructuring Group, Nick represents a variety of institutional creditors in restructuring-related matters.

Prior to law school, Nick served as an infantry officer in the Army for over seven years, where he graduated from U.S. Army Ranger School and led organizations of more than 200 personnel in training and combat environments.