Maggie Vesper helps clients navigate the full spectrum of bankruptcy cases and bankruptcy-related litigation, both in Delaware and in courts across the country. She works closely with commercial landlords, businesses, and other stakeholders confronting the challenges of a counterparty's financial distress, taking a client-focused approach that translates the technical requirements of the Bankruptcy Code into clear, actionable strategies for protecting client interests and preserving value.
Maggie is experienced in bankruptcy-related litigation, including adversary proceedings and other contested matters such as avoidance actions under the Bankruptcy Code's preference and fraudulent transfer provisions, and she supports clients through these disputes from initial assessment through resolution.
Maggie is also a key member of the team representing a debtor in a high-profile Chapter 9 municipal insolvency proceeding, one of the most specialized and rarely litigated areas of bankruptcy practice. She navigates financial distress for clients in Delaware and in bankruptcy courts nationwide.
Professional Highlights
Publications
"Considerations for Creditors During the Gap Period in Involuntary Cases," XLI ABI Journal, November 2022
“Should Seller Disclosures Drone On? The Increasing Use and Need for Regulation Regarding Drones in Real Estate Marketing,” 81 U. Pitt. L. Rev. 879, 2020
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Credentials
Education
University of Pittsburgh School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2020)
University of Pittsburgh Law Review, Staff Editor (2018-2019) and Managing Editor (2019-2020)
Order of the Coif
CALI Excellence for the Future Awards: Contracts, Legal Analysis and Writing, Legislation and Regulation, and Property
Loyola University Maryland (B.A., summa cum laude, 2016)
Admissions
Delaware
Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania