Joshua Dorchak advises financial institutions and other businesses, most often as creditors of troubled companies, and represents these clients in complex litigation in state, federal and bankruptcy courts. Josh has experience defending bankruptcy avoidance claims, including in the landmark Enron and Quebecor safe harbor cases and, more recently, the Lehman Brothers “waterfall flip” case. Josh also advises and litigates on behalf of clients in matters involving derivatives and other financial contracts; contracts for goods or services; tortious interference, fraud and other commercial torts; leveraged leases; corporation and partnership disputes; and sovereign immunity.
