Bryan J.K. Sisto

Bryan has led multiple investigations for clients in cases under subchapter v of chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code, where he has successfully investigated Debtors’ finances and recovered significant funds for our clients, including cases in Arizona and Maryland, and has had client legal fees reimbursed for showing substantial contribution to the bankruptcy estate. These cases have generally involved helping creditors recover value from individual Debtors’ personal guaranties of business debts, which is complicated even outside of bankruptcy.

Bryan has also represented a pharmaceutical company and a steel company in subchapter v cases as Debtor’s counsel, leading the cases to confirmation and successful distributions to creditors. These cases including selling assets, litigating claims, and prosecuting avoidance actions. Between his creditor work and debtor work, Bryan has developed expertise from every angle of subchapter v work.

Bryan has significant experience with preference and fraudulent transfers actions, inside and outside of bankruptcy. Bryan has settled hundreds of preference matters both in and out of court, and has litigated dozens of fraudulent transfer cases, some with eight-figure totals in dispute. He has both prosecuted and defended these actions, and has a deep understanding of how to litigate – and how to negotiate and settle – these matters.

The bulk of Bryan’s practice is in Kentucky, Ohio, and Michigan where he is licensed, but Bryan has served clients coast-to-coast, ‌appearing or working on cases on behalf of clients in the following districts;

District of Maryland

District of Arizona

Northern District of California

Western District of Texas

Southern District of Texas

Northern District of Texas

Middle District of Tennessee

Southern District of Iowa

Middle District of Florida

Western District of New York

Southern District of New York

District of Delaware

Eastern District of Washington

District of Hawaii

District of the District of Columbia