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Hamblett
& Kerrigan's Bankruptcy and Creditors Rights Practice is based
on a long history of representing banks and lending institutions.
For decades, we represented the interests of Nashua Trust Company
and other banks in the Southern New Hampshire area. In 1991, most
of the banks in New Hampshire failed, and we continued representing
creditors through representation of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Company and its servicers. While we are all pleased to see our economy
strong today, we continue to impress upon our clients the important
and hard lessons we learned in the late 1980s and early 1990s when
we were working with debtors.
Attorney
Dan Marr leads our Bankruptcy and Creditor Rights Practice. Attorney
Marr is known and respected in New Hampshire's bankruptcy bench
and bar.
We
can assist with:
- Secured
Creditor Rights
- Commercial
Landlord Disputes
- Parties
Contracting with Debtors in Possession
- Automatic
Stay Litigation
- Preferential
Transfer Disputes
- Property
Deficiency Claims
- Debt
Restructuring and Work Out Plans
- Internal
Credit Control and Accounts Receivable Practices
- Debt
Collection Procedures
- Federal
and State Fair Debt Collection Practices Acts
Often,
a debtor compels a very aggressive pursuit to generate funds for
our clients. We recognize, however, that our clients are often best
served by immediate resolution to dealing with debtors. Our clients
benefit from Attorney Marr's many years of experience and expertise
in assisting with creditors' rights and representing parties dealing
with debtors.
J.
Daniel Marr, Practice Group Chair
Beth H. Davis
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verdicts or settlements. The information provided should not
be relied upon as an indication of the actual state of the
law or of future developments. The information contained on
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