Andrew Sherman / Photo by Carmen Natale
"The Sills Cummis bankruptcy group has developed a niche in representing creditors’ committees in hospital cases. Consequently, the number of cases is dependent on the state of health care throughout the nation. As the current health-care market related to hospitals is both choppy and uncertain, those forces directly impact my practice area."
June 20, 2018 at 06:00 PM
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Andrew Sherman of Sills Cummis & Gross in Newark leads a bankruptcy group that in recent years has developed a health care-focused practice, illustrated by a busy 2017 in that field and beyond. The group, for example, represented unsecured creditors committees in roughly a dozen hospital bankruptcies, including that of Saint Michael’s Medical Center.
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