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Greg Lowry has substantial experience in all areas of loan workout, bankruptcy and business reorganization, including negotiation of forbearance arrangements, assertion of lender's rights, structuring and defending against reorganization plans, structuring the sale of assets through section 363 sales or plans, and resolving UCC issues. He also counsels clients on defense of lender liability claims, bankruptcy considerations in structuring transactions, and the purchase of assets from bankruptcy estates. Education J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 1986 B.S., with honors, Michigan State University, 1983 Bar Admissions Texas Representative Experience Represented commercial finance company as workout and bankruptcy counsel with respect to a number of loans made to borrowers who make loans to consumers. The representation includes all aspects of workouts, including UCC sales, forbearance agreements, payoff agreements and dealing with borrower claims. Represented lender in Chapter 11 cases involving nursing homes, including opposing a proposed priming loan and obtaining stay relief, and in resolving loan restructuring and guarantee injunction proceedings. Represented commercial finance company in connection with bankruptcy and negotiated payoff of loan secured by multiple real property projects. Represented commercial finance company in connection with the bankruptcy and liquidation of national leather goods retailer. Represented proposed purchasers of assets from debtors in the healthcare services industry. Represented bank in workout negotiations with borrower in the oil and gas production business. Represented banks in bankruptcy of various borrowers, including owner of printing business, owner of car retail sales locations, including successful stay lift proceeding and confirmation of a consensual plan. Professional History Partner in the law firm of Locke Liddell & Sapp Professional Affiliations Member, State Bar of Texas Member, Dallas Bar Association Master, John C. Ford Inn of Court Community Leadership Member, First United Methodist Church of Coppell. | 