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Lawrence E. Wilk

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Lawrence E. Wilk is a creditor's rights and bankruptcy attorney and shareholder at the Phoenix law firm of Jaburg Wilk, representing creditors, trustees and receivers in federal, state and bankruptcy courts.

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Arizona, 1980
Lawrence E. Wilk

About Lawrence

For more than three decades, Larry has represented creditors, trustees, receivers and debtors in significant bankruptcy cases in federal, state and bankruptcy courts. His clients include banks, insurance companies, leasing companies and private parties with investments secured by real property, commercial equipment, accounts receivable and intangible property. An experienced and adept negotiator, he has assisted in restructuring and working out non-performing loans for clients. And, if the loans cannot be restructured, he has conducted hundreds of judicial and non-judicial foreclosures.

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5 reviews received for Lawrence, 1 published on our review site. Why the difference?

  • Larry is my go-to-guy for business law, collection and bankruptcy issues with clients, and numerous other areas. He is simply the best and gets results. I always feel confident when Larry is handling an issue for my company or for me personally. Larry gets results and is easy to work with. Larry is a rare find indeed!

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