J. Logan Rappaport

During his nearly 20-year career, Logan has developed a sophisticated, results-driven, and client-centered nationwide legal practice. He has extensive experience in all aspects of debtor-creditor affairs, including corporate debt workouts and restructurings, Chapter 11 reorganizations, asset liquidations in Chapter 7 and under state law, and receiverships. Logan represents asset-backed lenders—including national banks, alternative lenders, SBA 7(a) lenders, and community development financial institutions—equipment lessors, multiple panel Chapter 7 trustees, tax lien holders, national pension funds, landlords, debtors, global logistics, media, and other private entities both in and out of bankruptcy courts. Logan has developed significant skill in prosecuting and defending fraudulent conveyance, preferential transfer, breach of contract, replevin, breach of fiduciary duty, alter ego, usury, and nondischargability claims under the United States Bankruptcy Code and state law. He devotes a substantial portion of his practice to representing companies in the merchant cash advance industry and assists them in navigating the evolving legal landscape for alternative lending products.