Professional Biography

Gary F. Eisenberg Partner

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    New York

    1155 Avenue of the Americas, 22nd Floor

    New York, NY 10036-2711

    +1.212.262.6902

    GEisenberg@perkinscoie.com

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  • 10.04.2017
    Retail Bankruptcy Trends
    Articles
    Retail bankruptcies continue apace in 2017. Their effects on commercial real estate are potentially widespread.

    *Subscription based publication.
  • 09.26.2017
    GGI Distinguishes BPF PDQ
    Articles
    When the U.S. Supreme Court decided BFP v. Resolution Trust Corp., holding that a mortgage foreclosure sale regularly conducted pursuant to state law could not be avoided as a fraudulent transfer under 11 U.S.C. § 548, it expressly left open the question of whether a tax foreclosure by the holder of a tax lien certificate could be avoided as a fraudulent transfer under that same statute.

    *Subscription based publication.
  • 01.16.2017
    A Way to a Stay That Can Pay
    Articles
    Real estate debtor principals who guaranty a debtor's debts often lace uphill battles to obtain stays pursuant to § 105 or the Bankruptcy Court or guaranty actions against them by secured creditors of the debtor.

    *Subscription based publication.
  • 03.27.2014
    How Will Mt. Gox's Bankruptcy Shake Out?
    Articles

    Daily Journal

    Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox recently filed a civil rehabilitation proceeding under Japanese law, and subsequently filed a companion case in Dallas, Texas, under Chapter 15 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court issued an initial stay (injunction) to protect Mt. Gox and its U.S. assets from actions by creditors and set a hearing for April 1 and 2 to consider whether Mt. Gox would receive the full protections allowed to foreign companies by Chapter 15. If the U.S. court allows the Chapter 15 case to be maintained, certain provisions of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code will apply to parties in interest. This article discusses what the implications of these cases are for Mt. Gox's creditors.
  • 2010 - Present
    When Good Tenants Go Bad: Leases in Bankruptcy
    Speaking Engagements
    Guest Lecturer

    New York University, Schack School of Real Estate / New York, NY

  • 2015 - Present
    Legal Issues in Hospitality
    Speaking Engagements

    Guest Lecturer

    New York University Graduate School / New York, NY
  • 2013 - Present
    Lorman Seminars
    Speaking Engagements

    Judgment Enforcement
    Lorman Seminars / Newark, NJ

  • 04.26.2023
    ABCs, Article 9s, Receiverships: Non-Bankruptcy Alternatives as Distressed Investing Vehicles
    Speaking Engagements
    Moderator
    Turnaround Management Association NYC / New York, NY
  • 04.20.2023
    Is Housing Next? The Challenges of Overleveraged Housing
    Speaking Engagements
  • 11.03.2022
  • 03.11.2021
    Practical Issues in Litigation and Arbitration in the Post-Pandemic World
    Speaking Engagements
    Litigation & E-Discovery ConfEx, USA / Webinar
  • 01.22.2021
    2020 Restructuring + Distressed Investing Forum and Turnaround atlas Awards
    Speaking Engagements
    Restructuring & Distressed Investing 12th Annual Intelligence Forum
  • 10.09.2018
    Ethical Overview of Attorney Client Privilege and Contract Enforcement Issues in New York
    Webinars
    Lorman Seminars
  • 11.16.2017
    CMBS and the Real Estate Law: Recent Trends, Perspectives and Developments
    Webinars

    The Knowledge Group

  • 06.20.2017
    Managing Contracts Dispute Litigation
    Speaking Engagements
    Co-presenter
    Global Litigation ConfEx / New York, NY
  • 07.19.2016
    Bankruptcy Isn’t Always Bad (Asset Purchase Opportunities in Bankruptcy)
    Speaking Engagements
    Panelist
    Association of Corporate Counsel / New York, NY

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