Well-versed in representing both creditors and debtors, Amy Vulpio offers clients a unique perspective that comes from working on behalf of both parties, allowing for innovative solutions for their negotiation and litigation needs. She counsels financial institutions, secured lenders, insurance companies, lessors, trade creditors, and other businesses and individuals in financial restructuring, bankruptcy, appellate and commercial litigation matters.

Amy helps creditors mitigate their risks and maximize their recoveries when dealing with financially troubled or bankrupt companies, including confessing judgment; obtaining relief from the automatic stay; filing and litigating proofs of claim; filing and responding to motions and adversary complaints, including preference and fraudulent conveyance actions; and otherwise asserting their rights in bankruptcy court as well as in state court assignment for the benefit of creditors (ABC) and receivership matters.

On behalf of debtors, she assists with facilitating out-of-court workouts, preparing bankruptcy petitions and motions, formulating plans of reorganization or liquidation, and prosecuting claims objections and preference and fraudulent conveyance actions in both traditional Chapter 11 cases and Subchapter V small-business bankruptcies.

Additionally, Amy handles bankruptcy-related litigation ranging from routine to complex and contentious, as well as bankruptcy appeals, including appellate briefing and oral argument.