I’ve been involved in some really big cases, and some small ones too. No matter the size of the case, it’s important that I can help my clients solve whatever problem they’re facing. I really care about my clients and am passionate about providing them with the best representation possible. It's a great honor, of course, when a client becomes a friend, but more importantly, it helps me be a better lawyer.

With a broad practice encompassing both dispute resolution and corporate transactions, Ed Whitson provides solutions to banks, receivers, financial institutions, corporations, and others across a wide range of bankruptcy and creditors’ rights disputes, workout matters, and other financial issues. Ed resolves issues related to syndicated loans and synthetic leasing deals and helps private equity groups and insurance companies sell and recover assets.

In connection with structured finance deals, Ed prepares true sale opinions for Bankruptcy Remote Entities (BREs) and defends lenders in fraudulent transfer litigation in bankruptcy and state courts. Ed also represents banks and loan servicers in litigation involving FDCPA, FCCPA, TCPA, TILA, RESPA, SCRA, and other commercial and consumer regulatory issues and claims.

In addition, Ed has an active real estate litigation practice focused on resolving landlord-tenant, lending, and development disputes for corporate clients. Ed has also assisted clients in the healthcare industry, including large hospitals, physician groups, and other providers for whom he drafts, negotiates, and successfully executes acquisitions, asset sales, and other transactions.

Ed regularly publishes and presents on news and developments in bankruptcy, insolvency, and related issues for professionals across the industry and is actively involved in the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) and  the Turnaround Management Association (TMA).