About Bradley
Bradley D. Pack joined Engelman Berger after completing a clerkship for the Arizona Court of Appeals, Hon. Susan A. Ehrlich. His practice focuses on the representation of both creditors and debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcies, receiverships, and complex loan workouts. Bradley also represents lending institutions and small and medium-sized businesses in commercial litigation matters concerning business loan and contract disputes. In addition, he has successfully represented litigants in appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the Arizona Court of Appeals.As an undergraduate, Brad worked on international child labor issues while interning for the AFL-CIO American Center for International Labor Solidarity.CLIENTSBorrowers, Financial Institutions, Owners of Troubled Businesses, Property Managers,Real Estate Brokers/Developers, Real Estate Brokers: Commercial and Residential,Resorts, RestructuringINDUSTRIESBanking and FinanceBusinessHospitalityReal EstatePROFESSIONALADL Arizona, Regional Board MemberArizona State Bar Bankruptcy Section, 2015 Convention ChairArizona State Bar, Young Lawyers Division, Secretary and Board Member 2009-2011Arizona State Bar, CLE CommitteeArizona Bankruptcy Inn of Court, Barrister MemberVolunteer Lawyers Program, Pro Bono Legal RepresentationsRECOGNITIONRecognized in The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law in Phoenix, AZ, since 2020Selected to Southwest Rising Stars, Bankruptcy, Appellate, General Litigation, 2012 – 2019Certified as Bankruptcy Specialist, State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal SpecializationVolunteer Lawyer of the Month for representation of the victims of a mortgage fraud schemeU of A, National Moot Court Competition Team, Awards for excellent written and oral advocacy skillsArizona Law Review, Research EditorOrder of the Coif, MemberRichard Grand Legal Writing Competition, 1st PlaceRichard Grand Damages Competition, FinalistPUBLICATIONSEasing the Pain of the Mortgage Foreclosure Mess: How The Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statutes Protect Homeowners, Family Law News (December 2009)FOIA Frustration, 46 Ariz. L. Rev. 815 (2004)
Bradley D. Pack joined Engelman Berger after completing a clerkship for the Arizona Court of Appeals, Hon. Susan A. Ehrlich. His practice focuses on the representation of both creditors and debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcies, receiverships, and complex loan workouts. Bradley also represents lending institutions and small and medium-sized businesses in commercial litigation matters concerning business loan and contract disputes. In addition, he has successfully represented litigants in appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the Arizona Court of Appeals.As an undergraduate, Brad worked on international child labor issues while interning for the AFL-CIO American Center for International Labor Solidarity.CLIENTSBorrowers, Financial Institutions, Owners of Troubled Businesses, Property Managers,Real Estate Brokers/Developers, Real Estate Brokers: Commercial and Residential,Resorts, RestructuringINDUSTRIESBanking and FinanceBusinessHospitalityReal EstatePROFESSIONALADL Arizona, Regional Board MemberArizona State Bar Bankruptcy Section, 2015 Convention ChairArizona State Bar, Young Lawyers Division, Secretary and Board Member 2009-2011Arizona State Bar, CLE CommitteeArizona Bankruptcy Inn of Court, Barrister MemberVolunteer Lawyers Program, Pro Bono Legal RepresentationsRECOGNITIONRecognized in The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law in Phoenix, AZ, since 2020Selected to Southwest Rising Stars, Bankruptcy, Appellate, General Litigation, 2012 – 2019Certified as Bankruptcy Specialist, State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal SpecializationVolunteer Lawyer of the Month for representation of the victims of a mortgage fraud schemeU of A, National Moot Court Competition Team, Awards for excellent written and oral advocacy skillsArizona Law Review, Research EditorOrder of the Coif, MemberRichard Grand Legal Writing Competition, 1st PlaceRichard Grand Damages Competition, FinalistPUBLICATIONSEasing the Pain of the Mortgage Foreclosure Mess: How The Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statutes Protect Homeowners, Family Law News (December 2009)FOIA Frustration, 46 Ariz. L. Rev. 815 (2004)
Bradley D. Pack joined Engelman Berger after completing a clerkship for the Arizona Court of Appeals, Hon. Susan A. Ehrlich. His practice focuses on the representation of both creditors and debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcies, receiverships, and complex loan workouts. Bradley also represents lending institutions and small and medium-sized businesses in commercial litigation matters concerning business loan and contract disputes. In addition, he has successfully represented litigants in appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the Arizona Court of Appeals.As an undergraduate, Brad worked on international child labor issues while interning for the AFL-CIO American Center for International Labor Solidarity.
CLIENTS
Borrowers, Financial Institutions, Owners of Troubled Businesses, Property Managers,Real Estate Brokers/Developers, Real Estate Brokers: Commercial and Residential,Resorts, Restructuring
INDUSTRIES
PROFESSIONAL
RECOGNITION
PUBLICATIONS
Bradley D. Pack joined Engelman Berger after completing a clerkship for the Arizona Court of Appeals, Hon. Susan A. Ehrlich. His practice focuses on the representation of both creditors and debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcies, receiverships, and complex loan workouts. Bradley also represents lending institutions and small and medium-sized businesses in commercial litigation matters concerning business loan and contract disputes. In addition, he has successfully represented litigants in appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the Arizona Court of Appeals.As an undergraduate, Brad worked on international child labor issues while interning for the AFL-CIO American Center for International Labor Solidarity.CLIENTSBorrowers, Financial Institutions, Owners of Troubled Businesses, Property Managers,Real Estate Brokers/Developers, Real Estate Brokers: Commercial and Residential,Resorts, RestructuringINDUSTRIESBanking and FinanceBusinessHospitalityReal EstatePROFESSIONALADL Arizona, Regional Board MemberArizona State Bar Bankruptcy Section, 2015 Convention ChairArizona State Bar, Young Lawyers Division, Secretary and Board Member 2009-2011Arizona State Bar, CLE CommitteeArizona Bankruptcy Inn of Court, Barrister MemberVolunteer Lawyers Program, Pro Bono Legal RepresentationsRECOGNITIONRecognized in The Best Lawyers in America© in the field of Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law in Phoenix, AZ, since 2020Selected to Southwest Rising Stars, Bankruptcy, Appellate, General Litigation, 2012 – 2019Certified as Bankruptcy Specialist, State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal SpecializationVolunteer Lawyer of the Month for representation of the victims of a mortgage fraud schemeU of A, National Moot Court Competition Team, Awards for excellent written and oral advocacy skillsArizona Law Review, Research EditorOrder of the Coif, MemberRichard Grand Legal Writing Competition, 1st PlaceRichard Grand Damages Competition, FinalistPUBLICATIONSEasing the Pain of the Mortgage Foreclosure Mess: How The Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statutes Protect Homeowners, Family Law News (December 2009)FOIA Frustration, 46 Ariz. L. Rev. 815 (2004)
Bradley D. Pack joined Engelman Berger after completing a clerkship for the Arizona Court of Appeals, Hon. Susan A. Ehrlich. His practice focuses on the representation of both creditors and debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcies, receiverships, and complex loan workouts. Bradley also represents lending institutions and small and medium-sized businesses in commercial litigation matters concerning business loan and contract disputes. In addition, he has successfully represented litigants in appeals before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel and the Arizona Court of Appeals.As an undergraduate, Brad worked on international child labor issues while interning for the AFL-CIO American Center for International Labor Solidarity.
CLIENTS
Borrowers, Financial Institutions, Owners of Troubled Businesses, Property Managers,Real Estate Brokers/Developers, Real Estate Brokers: Commercial and Residential,Resorts, Restructuring
INDUSTRIES
PROFESSIONAL
RECOGNITION
PUBLICATIONS
