About Stephen
Stephen Kottmeier has practiced commercial litigation for almost forty years and is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Financial Institution Creditor’s Rights’ Practice Group. His experience includes extensive complex civil litigation in federal, state and bankruptcy courts, and other proceedings.Steve is regularly involved in representing creditors in enforcement and defense matters regarding:Evaluating and effecting civil enforcement proceedingsPrejudgment actions to recover assets or impose liensResolution of disputes under Articles 3 and 4Forbearance and restructure agreementsCreditor rights and actions in bankruptcyJudicial and non-judicial foreclosure of real and personal collateralIn 2011, Steve was selected to join the Northern District Bankruptcy Court Bench-Bar Liaison Committee, which allowed him to work with the District’s Bankruptcy Judges and other selected practitioners to evaluate the Court’s procedure and how they may be improved.
Stephen Kottmeier has practiced commercial litigation for almost forty years and is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Financial Institution Creditor’s Rights’ Practice Group. His experience includes extensive complex civil litigation in federal, state and bankruptcy courts, and other proceedings.Steve is regularly involved in representing creditors in enforcement and defense matters regarding:Evaluating and effecting civil enforcement proceedingsPrejudgment actions to recover assets or impose liensResolution of disputes under Articles 3 and 4Forbearance and restructure agreementsCreditor rights and actions in bankruptcyJudicial and non-judicial foreclosure of real and personal collateralIn 2011, Steve was selected to join the Northern District Bankruptcy Court Bench-Bar Liaison Committee, which allowed him to work with the District’s Bankruptcy Judges and other selected practitioners to evaluate the Court’s procedure and how they may be improved.
Stephen Kottmeier has practiced commercial litigation for almost forty years and is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Financial Institution Creditor’s Rights’ Practice Group. His experience includes extensive complex civil litigation in federal, state and bankruptcy courts, and other proceedings.
Steve is regularly involved in representing creditors in enforcement and defense matters regarding:
In 2011, Steve was selected to join the Northern District Bankruptcy Court Bench-Bar Liaison Committee, which allowed him to work with the District’s Bankruptcy Judges and other selected practitioners to evaluate the Court’s procedure and how they may be improved.
Stephen Kottmeier has practiced commercial litigation for almost forty years and is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Financial Institution Creditor’s Rights’ Practice Group. His experience includes extensive complex civil litigation in federal, state and bankruptcy courts, and other proceedings.Steve is regularly involved in representing creditors in enforcement and defense matters regarding:Evaluating and effecting civil enforcement proceedingsPrejudgment actions to recover assets or impose liensResolution of disputes under Articles 3 and 4Forbearance and restructure agreementsCreditor rights and actions in bankruptcyJudicial and non-judicial foreclosure of real and personal collateralIn 2011, Steve was selected to join the Northern District Bankruptcy Court Bench-Bar Liaison Committee, which allowed him to work with the District’s Bankruptcy Judges and other selected practitioners to evaluate the Court’s procedure and how they may be improved.
Stephen Kottmeier has practiced commercial litigation for almost forty years and is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Financial Institution Creditor’s Rights’ Practice Group. His experience includes extensive complex civil litigation in federal, state and bankruptcy courts, and other proceedings.
Steve is regularly involved in representing creditors in enforcement and defense matters regarding:
In 2011, Steve was selected to join the Northern District Bankruptcy Court Bench-Bar Liaison Committee, which allowed him to work with the District’s Bankruptcy Judges and other selected practitioners to evaluate the Court’s procedure and how they may be improved.
