A.M. Saccullo Legal represents creditors, committees, and corporate stakeholders in complex, high-stakes bankruptcy proceedings. From high-profile mass tort cases to major retail collapses, we help our clients navigate financial distress with clarity, creativity, and strategic firepower.
Our firm is built for bankruptcy, not as a last resort, but as a pressure-tested environment where the right strategy makes all the difference.
No matter who we represent, our approach is the same: we cut through complexity, identify leverage, and pursue superior strategies that drive outcomes.
We help institutional creditors assert their rights and recover value. We work directly with in-house teams to minimize exposure and stay ahead of the filing.
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We serve as counsel to official committees of unsecured creditors (UCCs) in some of the largest and most complex Chapter 11 cases in the country. We help committees maximize creditor recoveries, hold debtors accountable, and ensure the process delivers results.
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We have significant experience representing committees and creditors in bankruptcies involving widespread harm—asbestos exposure, cancer claims (including talc-related cancer claims), PFAS exposure, and more.
These cases demand not only technical bankruptcy knowledge but also a clear moral compass and tough negotiation instincts.
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We don’t follow formulas—we build winning strategies for each case.
We practice in one of the most sophisticated and active bankruptcy courts in the country.
We understand the internal pressures of large companies, and we move at your speed.
We don’t get bogged down in legalese. We make the complex actionable.
A.M. Saccullo Legal provides focused, results-driven representation in complex bankruptcy matters nationwide.
We work with creditors, committees, and institutional stakeholders to protect financial interests, enforce legal rights, and guide high-stakes proceedings to favorable outcomes.
To discuss how our firm can support your objectives in a current or anticipated bankruptcy matter, please contact us directly or schedule a consultation.
