Shelley Koon Abel represents debtors, creditors and trustees in out-of-court restructurings and business bankruptcies under Chapters 7, 11 and 12 of the Bankruptcy Code. Abel has advised companies in the sale of all or a portion of their assets, including within the context of a business bankruptcy case. Abel's business litigation practice includes cases involving collection of outstanding indebtedness, breach of contract cases and construction liens and disputes.
Bankruptcies:
In re: Delta Mills, Inc., et al., (Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, 06-11144) - Represented Debtors in the Chapter 11 liquidation of their textile manufacturing business, including the sale of millions of dollars in inventory and three former manufacturing facilities, obtaining confirmation of a liquidating plan.
In re: J & P Enterprises of the Carolinas, Inc., (Bankruptcy Court, Western District of North Carolina, 06-30306) - Represented the Debtor in obtaining a confirmed Chapter 11 small business plan of reorganization for a manufacturer.
In re: Plej's Linen Supermarket SoEast Stores, LLC, et al. (Bankruptcy Court, Western District of North Carolina, 05-35484) - Represented Debtors in the Chapter 11 liquidation of a regional retailer of linens and home accessories
In re: J.A. Jones, Inc., et al., (Bankruptcy Court, Western District of North Carolina, 03-33532) - Served as local counsel to the Creditors Committee, prosecuting adversary proceedings against recipients of preferential transfers and analyzing proofs of claim filed by unsecured creditors and objecting to claims as appropriate
Other Representations:
Represented various entities in the out-of-court restructuring and/or liquidation of their business enterprises.
Advised business owners regarding equity interests during various business's restructuring efforts.
Represented the receiver in a state court proceeding alleging massive fraud and unfair and deceptive trade practices against the receivership entities' former insiders.
Advised numerous creditors in various bankruptcy proceedings with respect to their rights against the debtor and bankruptcy estate in such proceedings.
Represented various executives and business professionals in disputes with former employers.
Shelley Koon Abel 
