Mr. James Seth Moore

Practice Details

• Languages
  Spanish
• Firm Information
  Position

  Counsel

  Firm Name

  Snell & Wilmer L.L.P.
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  Representative Experience: Lead counsel for a global private equity group as the senior secured creditor
  hostile purchaser of a group of media/publishing companies out of chapter 11.
  Defended a former business owner in a challenge to his bankruptcy discharge involving over 50 million in guaranteed business debt.
  Lead counsel for the owner of multiple senior living properties in the out of court restructuring of their mezzanine debt.
  Lead counsel for four apartment complexes in their chapter 11 reorganization, with all creditors being paid in full.
  Represented a high-end custom motorcycle company in the sale of its business through a 363 sale.
  Represented a national real estate development company in the defense of fraudulent transfer
  alter ego claims brought against it by a chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee.
  Represented multiple single-asset real estate partnerships in the sale of their assets under section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code.
  Represented a major restaurant company in its acquisition of a chain of nationally known restaurant franchises from a bankruptcy estate.
  Served as debtor's counsel for a third-party insurance administrator in the sale of its business in chapter 11.
  Represented the chapter 11 trustee of a medical technology company in the sale of patented laser technologies.
  Represented a bus company with operations in Mexico
  the U.S. in its acquisition of a bankrupt bus line.
  Represented a wireless communications company in its acquisition of an interstate wireless network from a bankruptcy estate.
  Represented a string of investment partnerships with assets in excess of $100 million in their out of court restructuring.
  Represented a national private equity group in the negotiation
  closing of a $100 million credit facility
  in the related acquisition of going concern businesses.
  Served as outside general counsel of a subsidiary of a publicly traded, construction
  show services company.
  Briefed
  argued case to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on the issue ofwhether the Supreme Court case of Till v. SCS Credit Corp., 541 U.S. 465, 124 S.Ct. 1951, 158 L.Ed. 2d787 (2004) is binding authority in chapter 13 cramdown situations.