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04 · Trustees, creditors and businesses

Bankruptcy litigation for trustees and all parties

Our litigation practice focuses on complex bankruptcy matters. The attorneys at Rosen, Tsionis & Pizzo, PLLC have decades of experience representing Trustees and all types of interested parties in bankruptcy litigation.

Our knowledge and experience delivers skilled and aggressive representation often resulting in victory on the merits or a favorable settlement without ever having to go to trial.

Our experience includes

  • Adversary proceedings, for plaintiffs and defendants
  • Preferential transfer and fraudulent conveyance actions
  • Motions for relief from the automatic stay
  • Rule 2004 examinations
  • Recovering assets for Chapter 7 trustees
  • Mediation and appeals in federal and state court

Questions

Common questions

General information only; every situation is different. Ask us about yours.

Whom do you represent in litigation?

Trustees, Chapter 11 plan administrators, businesses, creditors and individuals, as plaintiffs and defendants. Representing multiple parties in the bankruptcy process informs how we advocate for each client.

Do these cases go to trial?

Sometimes, but our representation often results in victory on the merits or a favorable settlement without ever having to go to trial.

Where do you litigate?

In the Bankruptcy Courts for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, the U.S. District Courts and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. See our reported decisions.

Reported decisions

All decisions
  • U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y.

    Appeal

    Peng v. Silverman (In re Rutie Peng): Report and Recommendation

    Magistrate Judge Robert W. Lehrburger recommended that the Chapter 7 debtor's and Macy Yeung's motion for leave to appeal the Bankruptcy Court's contempt and document-production orders be denied. Our firm represented creditor 133 Second Avenue LLC.

    Case number
    Case No. 26-CV-4686 (AT) (RWL); Bankruptcy Case No. 24-BK-11542 (DSJ)
    Decided
    Decided October 22, 2026
  • U.S. Bankruptcy Court, S.D.N.Y.

    Chapter 11

    In re Selim David Moche

    Case number
    Case No. 25-11831 (JPM)
    Decided
    Decided August 26, 2026

Free consultation

Not sure which chapter fits?

Our attorneys will thoroughly explain the process and assess whether bankruptcy may be right for you. Call us or send a message to get your free consultation.