Bankruptcy Litigation And Appeals

A Bankruptcy Law Firm Offering Litigation And Appellate Work

Joshi Law Group offers comprehensive representation and knowledgeable advice in all bankruptcy matters. While many Southern California firms represent individuals or small businesses pursuing bankruptcy, fewer firms have the skills, experience, and resources to represent a variety of clients in bankruptcy litigation and appeals. This is a practice area that we are particularly proud of.

We handle bankruptcy litigation for clients in San Diego and throughout the California. We offer our clients a strong combination of bankruptcy law knowledge and trial experience. We are prepared to protect your interest in all litigation involving bankruptcy.   

Bankruptcy litigation is inherently complex, involving creditors, debtors, trustees, committees and other parties with competing interests in the outcome. As experienced bankruptcy litigation attorneys, we know how to identify the key issues and aggressively pursue our clients’ interests in Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.

Our Bankruptcy Litigation Practice

Joshi Law Group handles a broad range of cases, including those involving:

Bankruptcy litigation is not a familiar concept to most people. If you are struggling with bankruptcy or an issue related to it, the only thing you need to know is that our firm is ready to take on nearly any legal challenge you may be facing. Similarly, we also represent lenders, creditors and other parties with an interest in a personal or business bankruptcy case.

Our lawyers have extensive experience handling Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 bankruptcies and related litigation. We routinely practice in federal bankruptcy courts throughout California and are well-versed in federal bankruptcy laws in many different circuits throughout the country. Our comprehensive approach to business law allows us to help our clients understand how their bankruptcy litigation will affect their larger personal or business goals. We can help you explore your legal options and guide you to the most favorable, cost-effective resolution.

Presenting Your Best Arguments On Appeal

There are important differences between a bankruptcy proceeding and a bankruptcy appeal. First, the time for filing appeal is shorter than other types of appeals. Your filing must also designate the specific issues you will present on appeal.

Yet before the appellate court even reviews the merits of your assertions, you must demonstrate how you qualify for the limited jurisdiction of this court. Appellate courts also have their own procedural rules regarding how to include transcripts in the excerpts of the record, procedural matters such as the scheduling and length of oral argument, and other matters.

If a bankruptcy appeal is your last hope for justice, make sure your legal counsel has bankruptcy appellate experience. An accidental omission may count as a waiver and jeopardize your outcome. Our firm has a breadth of experience practicing before the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.