Kristin Mihelic brings a wealth of corporate restructuring and bankruptcy litigation expertise to the firm on behalf of creditors and debtors. Having litigated in some of the largest chapter 11 bankruptcies in the country for over ten years, Ms. Mihelic has unique insight into complex core restructuring issues. Ms. Mihelic’s experience extends across a broad spectrum of out-of-court insolvency matters, including work-outs and restructurings for financially distressed companies and assignments for the benefit of creditors.

In addition, Ms. Mihelic’s practice emphasizes insolvency-related litigation, including lender and successor liability litigation, as well as a variety of avoidance litigation. She has a particular interest and experience in preference defense litigation. She has represented numerous lenders, Fortune 500 companies, finance companies, equity groups, vendors, trade creditors, and other creditors in bankruptcy and federal district court litigation.

Ms. Mihelic previously practiced with the bankruptcy departments of mid-sized firms, representing an array of creditors and debtors on a national basis. She gained experience in commercial litigation matters in one of Philadelphia’s premier litigation law firms handling complex and high-profile litigation. She has also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Fred A. Geiger (Ret.) of the Illinois Appellate Court.

Ms. Mihelic has published and spoken extensively on bankruptcy and creditors’ rights matters. She also served as an adjunct professor of law for appellate advocacy and legal writing. She enjoys participating in various associations of insolvency professionals, including the American Bankruptcy Institute, Turnaround Management Association, and the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges.