About Christopher
Chris is a problem solver with a track record of assisting companies and individuals in successfully navigating economic distress. With more than twenty years’ experience in commercial restructuring and related litigation, he provides thoughtful advice and finds innovative solutions to complex disputes. While he is a skilled and effective courtroom advocate when necessary, Chris seeks to resolve conflicts quickly and efficiently, without the costs and delays of litigation.Having spent his career first principally representing lenders and later primarily representing borrowers, Chris has spent time on both sides of the restructuring world and finds helping business owners resolve contests with lenders to be the most rewarding. He regularly represents debtors of all sizes in restructuring their obligations in both formal bankruptcy proceedings and in out-of-court workouts and refinancings. Chris strongly believes that while bankruptcy is a valuable tool that provides many unique remedies for debtors, it is one which should be employed strategically.Chris also regularly represents creditors in pressing their claims to obtain the maximum recovery in the shortest amount of time.Prior to joining Murphy & King, Chris was an attorney at a premier creditors’ rights firm in Boston where he principally represented financial institutions and other secured creditors.
Chris is a problem solver with a track record of assisting companies and individuals in successfully navigating economic distress. With more than twenty years’ experience in commercial restructuring and related litigation, he provides thoughtful advice and finds innovative solutions to complex disputes. While he is a skilled and effective courtroom advocate when necessary, Chris seeks to resolve conflicts quickly and efficiently, without the costs and delays of litigation.Having spent his career first principally representing lenders and later primarily representing borrowers, Chris has spent time on both sides of the restructuring world and finds helping business owners resolve contests with lenders to be the most rewarding. He regularly represents debtors of all sizes in restructuring their obligations in both formal bankruptcy proceedings and in out-of-court workouts and refinancings. Chris strongly believes that while bankruptcy is a valuable tool that provides many unique remedies for debtors, it is one which should be employed strategically.Chris also regularly represents creditors in pressing their claims to obtain the maximum recovery in the shortest amount of time.Prior to joining Murphy & King, Chris was an attorney at a premier creditors’ rights firm in Boston where he principally represented financial institutions and other secured creditors.
Chris is a problem solver with a track record of assisting companies and individuals in successfully navigating economic distress. With more than twenty years’ experience in commercial restructuring and related litigation, he provides thoughtful advice and finds innovative solutions to complex disputes. While he is a skilled and effective courtroom advocate when necessary, Chris seeks to resolve conflicts quickly and efficiently, without the costs and delays of litigation.
Having spent his career first principally representing lenders and later primarily representing borrowers, Chris has spent time on both sides of the restructuring world and finds helping business owners resolve contests with lenders to be the most rewarding. He regularly represents debtors of all sizes in restructuring their obligations in both formal bankruptcy proceedings and in out-of-court workouts and refinancings. Chris strongly believes that while bankruptcy is a valuable tool that provides many unique remedies for debtors, it is one which should be employed strategically.
Chris also regularly represents creditors in pressing their claims to obtain the maximum recovery in the shortest amount of time.
Prior to joining Murphy & King, Chris was an attorney at a premier creditors’ rights firm in Boston where he principally represented financial institutions and other secured creditors.
