Isaac M. Gabriel

Isaac Gabriel is the national chair of Quarles & Brady's Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditor's Rights Practice Group and focuses his practice on bankruptcy, creditor's rights litigation, and commercial litigation. Isaac's practice also includes:

• Representing numerous national lending institutions and special servicers in complex commercial Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases throughout the United States.
• Representing commercial equipment lenders and lessors in substantial business reorganization cases throughout the United States.
• Representing numerous national banking institutions and other commercial lenders in connection with pre-bankruptcy loan restructurings, state court litigation, receivership actions, and foreclosures in connection with commercial loans in aggregate value exceeding $1 billion.
• Acting as trustee and instituting foreclosure and collection actions on a $56 million commercial real estate retail project.
• Representation of numerous national banking institutions in connection with assets/loans acquired from failed banks via the FDIC, and with all related enforcement and workout strategies.
• Representation of major national lender in negligent misrepresentation litigation against officers and directors of a publicly traded company.
• Prosecution and defense of preference and fraudulent transfer claims on behalf of national lending institutions in state and federal courts, and as special counsel for bankruptcy trustees.
• Achieved successful state court trial verdict for breach of fiduciary duty and quiet title action, obtaining seven figure award and punitive damages against the defendants.
• Assisting lending institutions/banks in connection with workouts and strategies in all aspects of creditor's rights litigation and enforcement.
• Representing local and national clients in complex contract disputes, as well as their successful negotiation and settlement of the same.
• Representing commercial landlords in connection with eviction actions and litigation for unpaid lease obligations against tenants and guarantors, as well as enforcement of landlord liens.