Adam M. Levy

Adam Levy supports solutions that help global financial institutions, creative agencies, technology startups and consumer goods manufacturers resolve their most significant commercial disputes. He has particular experience in fraudulent and preferential transfer actions and financial products litigation, including putback and indemnification lawsuits related to asset-backed securities, including RMBS.

Adam focuses on outcomes that enable clients to make informed decisions about their legal strategy and resolve matters quickly. In helping litigation teams prepare successful motions, he has aided in the dismissal of hundreds of millions of dollars of claims. Adam has extensive experience with the discovery process, including expert discovery, discovery disputes and nonparty subpoenas.

In terms of bankruptcy matters, Adam has helped resolve bankruptcy avoidance actions and claim objections in multiple jurisdictions and, notably, guided the stalking horse bidder of a well-known media company through the 363 sale process.

Before joining Davis+Gilbert, Adam was a litigation associate at a corporate and securities law firm, where he gained invaluable experience in broker-dealer matters before FINRA and the U.S. SEC and in commercial disputes.

Adam regularly contributes to the firm’s award-winning Credit Chronometer blog on a range of topics, including marketplace lending, fintech, housing policy, cryptocurrency, and PPP and other SBA loans.