Gerald
A. Phillips, Esq., the managing partner of the firm has
more than 15 years of experience in litigating creditors’
rights claims.
Mr.
Phillips
has been successful in negotiating the settlements of
many claims since joining the firm in 1989. The ability
to settle a claim after suit has been filed, but before
arbitration, is a strategy successfully utilized by the firm
and vastly reduces the burden of our clients to testify
at arbitration or trial. Our clients appreciate this
proactive approach because it reduces the hard cost and
opportunity costs of our clients.
Christopher
Eric Mumm, JD,
supervises many aspects of creditors
rights litigation and has been a practicing attorney in
Nevada for more than 19 years. He is a native Nevadan
and attended the University of Nevada. He received his
Juris Doctorate Degree in 1985 and is admitted to
practice law in Nevada and California.
Mr.
Mumm served eight
years as Chief Tribal Court Judge on several Indian
reservations and as an Associate Appellate Court Judge
for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Inter-Tribal court of
Appeals. He was also Senior Deputy Tax Assessor for
Washoe County for 30 years. He is past president of the
Nevada Junior Chamber International Senate. He has
served as past president of the Sparks Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
