About Patrick
Patrick Clisham has extensive experience representing clients in complex corporate transactions, including loan documentation and restructurings, asset acquisitions and sales, lease negotiations and enforcement, and business transactions. Patrick’s experience primarily derives from representing secured and unsecured creditors, corporate debtors, trustees and examiners in corporate bankruptcy proceedings and out of court workouts.Patrick joined Engelman Berger in 2009 after relocating from Chicago. His prior practice experience includes his time as an Associate at Shaw Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC in Chicago (2004-2009) and as an Extern with the Office of the United States Trustee in Chicago, Illinois (2002). Patrick also has considerable business and financial experience. He is a former commodities futures trader and was a Member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from 1996-2001. Patrick also previously served as Assistant Vice-President of Law & Government Affairs for AT&T Communications from 2002-2004.CLIENTSCommercial Banks, Financial Institutions, Manufacturers, Private Equity Investors/Lenders, Commercial Landlords, Real Estate Developers, Retail Merchants, RestaurantsPROFESSIONALAmerican Bankruptcy Institute, Member of the Board of Directors and Finance CommitteeABI Southwest Conference Planning Board, Co-ChairABI Journal, Recurring Author/Contributing EditorCredit Abuse Resistance Education, Executive Board Member, SecretaryArizona Bankruptcy American Inn of Court; Master of the BenchTurnaround Management Association, MemberRECOGNITIONRecognized 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 Super Lawyers, Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, 2019Selected to Southwest Super Lawyers Rising Stars, 20122007 Award For Excellence in Public Interests Legal Education from the United States District Court for the Northern District of IllinoisPUBLICATIONSRegular Contributing Editor and Co-Author of monthly Benchnotes column for the ABI Journal, January 2016 to the presentCo-Authored, “A Primer on the Valuation of Affordable Housing in Chapter 11,” XXXII ABI Journal 4, 52-53, 102-03, May 2013Co-authored chapters in the “Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education Secured Transactions”Co-authored the article “The 547(c)(4) New Value Defense: Paid or Unpaid” for the Bankruptcy Strategist
Patrick Clisham has extensive experience representing clients in complex corporate transactions, including loan documentation and restructurings, asset acquisitions and sales, lease negotiations and enforcement, and business transactions. Patrick’s experience primarily derives from representing secured and unsecured creditors, corporate debtors, trustees and examiners in corporate bankruptcy proceedings and out of court workouts.Patrick joined Engelman Berger in 2009 after relocating from Chicago. His prior practice experience includes his time as an Associate at Shaw Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC in Chicago (2004-2009) and as an Extern with the Office of the United States Trustee in Chicago, Illinois (2002). Patrick also has considerable business and financial experience. He is a former commodities futures trader and was a Member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from 1996-2001. Patrick also previously served as Assistant Vice-President of Law & Government Affairs for AT&T Communications from 2002-2004.CLIENTSCommercial Banks, Financial Institutions, Manufacturers, Private Equity Investors/Lenders, Commercial Landlords, Real Estate Developers, Retail Merchants, RestaurantsPROFESSIONALAmerican Bankruptcy Institute, Member of the Board of Directors and Finance CommitteeABI Southwest Conference Planning Board, Co-ChairABI Journal, Recurring Author/Contributing EditorCredit Abuse Resistance Education, Executive Board Member, SecretaryArizona Bankruptcy American Inn of Court; Master of the BenchTurnaround Management Association, MemberRECOGNITIONRecognized 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 Super Lawyers, Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, 2019Selected to Southwest Super Lawyers Rising Stars, 20122007 Award For Excellence in Public Interests Legal Education from the United States District Court for the Northern District of IllinoisPUBLICATIONSRegular Contributing Editor and Co-Author of monthly Benchnotes column for the ABI Journal, January 2016 to the presentCo-Authored, “A Primer on the Valuation of Affordable Housing in Chapter 11,” XXXII ABI Journal 4, 52-53, 102-03, May 2013Co-authored chapters in the “Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education Secured Transactions”Co-authored the article “The 547(c)(4) New Value Defense: Paid or Unpaid” for the Bankruptcy Strategist
Patrick Clisham has extensive experience representing clients in complex corporate transactions, including loan documentation and restructurings, asset acquisitions and sales, lease negotiations and enforcement, and business transactions. Patrick’s experience primarily derives from representing secured and unsecured creditors, corporate debtors, trustees and examiners in corporate bankruptcy proceedings and out of court workouts.Patrick joined Engelman Berger in 2009 after relocating from Chicago. His prior practice experience includes his time as an Associate at Shaw Fishman Glantz & Towbin LLC in Chicago (2004-2009) and as an Extern with the Office of the United States Trustee in Chicago, Illinois (2002). Patrick also has considerable business and financial experience. He is a former commodities futures trader and was a Member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from 1996-2001. Patrick also previously served as Assistant Vice-President of Law & Government Affairs for AT&T Communications from 2002-2004.
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Commercial Banks, Financial Institutions, Manufacturers, Private Equity Investors/Lenders, Commercial Landlords, Real Estate Developers, Retail Merchants, Restaurants
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