Alert 03.12.24
Conflicting Court Rulings on Subchapter V Eligibility Leave Small Businesses in Limbo
Two recent bankruptcy court decisions reflect a split of authority on subchapter V eligibility.
Caroline’s experience working for the bankruptcy court and representing clients has given her a unique insight into what makes a successful litigation.
Caroline has experience in adversary proceedings and bankruptcy proceedings, including various chapter 11 cases, the representation of creditors’ committees, discovery, appeals and chapter 15 matters. Her experience also includes representing creditors in single asset real estate cases. Prior to joining Pillsbury, Caroline clerked for the Hon. Elizabeth S. Stong in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York.
Representative Experience
- Representing as U.S. counsel the joint official liquidators of two affiliated Cayman Islands investment funds in their Cayman liquidation proceedings and related chapter 15 proceedings in the United States, including an investigation into the misappropriation of the funds’ assets by their former investment advisor (In re IIG Global Trade Finance Fund Ltd., et al.).
- Representing as U.S. counsel, the joint official liquidators of ECM Straits Fund I, LP in its jointly administered chapter 15 case (In re ECM Straits Fund I, LP , et al.).
Education
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J.D., Benjamin Cardozo Law School, Yeshiva University
B.A., University at Albany, State University of New York
Admissions
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New York
Clerkships
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The Honorable Elizabeth S. Stong, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York, 2021-2023