07.26.2024Genova Burns Featured in Law360 Article "3rd Circ. Again Tosses J&J Talc Unit's 'Texas Two-Step' Ch. 11"Genova Burns LLC was recently featured in the Law360 article "3rd Circ. Again Tosses J&J Talc Unit's 'Texas Two-Step' Ch. 11". Genova Burns LLC and Partner Daniel M. Stolz, Esq., Chair of the firm's Bankruptcy, Reorganization & Creditors' Rights practice, are "very pleased that the second highest court in the country has once again rejected J&J's bad faith efforts to deny victims their day in Court. It was an honor for our firm to work closely with our talented co-counsel to obtain this excellent result".
01.03.2024Genova Burns Partner Don Clarke Talks Distressed Assets Amidst WeWork Bankruptcy For Genova Burns Partner Don Clarke, the creation of a distressed real estate task force at the firm is a no-brainer.
“Our bankruptcy practice is really a ‘jack of all trades’ collaborative effort,” Clarke said. “We’ve always been able to handle all kinds of situations.”
11.29.2023In ROI-NJ: Genova Burns Creates Distressed Assets Task ForceGenova Burns is pleased to announce the creation of a Distressed Real Estate Assets Task Force to deal with a surge of issues involving multiple complex matters across lending, banking and bankruptcy, the firm announced.
As stated in a recent ROI-NJ article covering the announcement, "The Newark-based firm has offered a range of legal services across multiple areas and industries for many years. The new distressed assets task force, headed by Matthew Kertz, aims to leverage the firm’s experience on the cutting edge of market trends and opportunities.
10.10.2023Dan Stolz Interviewed In NJBIZ's Intimate Conversations: Why The J&J Bankruptcy Case Is A Warning For Other CompaniesGenova Burns’ Dan Stolz was a key member fighting for the claimants at Johnson & Johnson. Working along with Genova Burns lawyers Gregory Kinoian and Donald Clark, these three acted as the local counsel for the talc claimants involved in the case. An expert in the field with over 40 years of experience, Stolz recalled the case as being indicative of “the extraordinary universe” of bankruptcy.
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