Serve as Litigation Trustee of the GWG Holdings Trust, a litigation trust arising out of the bankruptcy of GWG Holdings and related entities and involving allegations of an approximate billion-dollar fraud. Responsible for overseeing and pursuing all litigation for the benefit of creditors. 

Represented the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler bankruptcy case involving the liquidation of a law firm engaged in a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme. Subsequently appointed Liquidating Trustee of Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler Liquidating Trust responsible for overseeing all distributions to creditors and handling litigation on behalf of the Liquidating Trust, which had a one hundred percent payout to all general unsecured creditors.

Serve as Trustee of the Special Needs Trust Administration, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The nonprofit has accused its founder of taking half of the $200 million in trusts that it oversees for disabled individuals with special medical needs.

Appointed Independent Director (and subsequently Liquidating Trustee) to oversee the bankruptcy of Professional Financial Investors, Inc. and Professional Investors Security Fund, Inc., two entities that engaged in an $850 million Ponzi scheme defrauding hundreds of investors in connection with the purchase and operation of more than 60 multi-family and commercial buildings in and around San Francisco. Case is pending in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California.

The Entertainment Group Fund, Inc.; and American Enterprises, Inc.: Appointed Receiver by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida over a group of entertainment companies, including the world's second largest independent concert promoter, to operate and liquidate diverse entertainment assets, including venues, shows, movies and other intellectual property, in order to repay approximately 3,750 investors owed more than $300 million.

Appointed receiver by Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida at the request of the Securities and Exchange Commission over entities engaged in a $50 million Ponzi scheme which victimized approximately 300 FBI, DEA, and ICE agents in connection with non-existent bond fund.

Appointed Receiver by the Circuit Court in Miami, Florida over a large mortgage origination business with approximately 650 investors and total mortgages and/or real estate developments valued at more than $200 million.

Appointed Receiver by the Circuit Court in Miami, Florida over a business engaged in the servicing of more than $200 million in mortgages on behalf of approximately 650 lenders.

Appointed Receiver by the Circuit Court in Miami, Florida over a company engaged in the business of originating and servicing over $200 million in mortgages on behalf of approximately 800 investors.

Represented over 100 defendants in more than 35 separate adversary proceedings seeking to avoid alleged preferential and fraudulent transfers in Madoff Ponzi scheme. 

Appointed Receiver by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida over a company engaged in a $80 million Ponzi scheme. Responsible for liquidating six large commercial properties, including hotels and office buildings.

Appointed Receiver by the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida over an investment firm engaged in a $30 million dollar Ponzi scheme.

Serving as Plan Administrator for the Chapter 11 plan of Bed Bath & Beyond. Responsible for overseeing the winding down of the company and all litigation.

Represent Monster Energy Corporation as co-counsel in connection with the bankruptcy of Vital Pharmaceuticals, Inc., manufacturer of the Bang Energy drink, culminating in the ultimate purchase by Monster Energy of Vital Pharmaceutical's assets.

Represented the consumer electronics manufacturer in bankruptcy cases throughout the United States including the Sears, Circuit City, Tweeter, and Ultimate Electronics cases.

Represented the largest automobile dealership in the United States in the ANC Rental bankruptcy in Delaware in connection with large avoidable transfer claims made against AutoNation arising out of its spin-off of Alamo and National Car Rental.

Represented one of largest waste companies in the purchase of a waste transfer station pursuant to Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code.