Joe Acosta has a broad base of bankruptcy, corporate restructuring, work-out and commercial litigation experience. With more than 21 years in practice, Mr. Acosta represents banks and other creditors, distressed companies, committees, trustees, landlords and others. He also has extensive experience with creditor’s rights and commercial litigation matters, having served as Texas bankruptcy counsel for various retailers and financing companies and having represented all types of commercial litigants in contractual disputes in and out of bankruptcy. He has a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and a B.A. from Emory University.
“Dorsey’s Dallas office is a market leader in financing transactions, and has a terrific team of litigators,” said Joe Acosta. “I am excited to work with that group and the entire Dorsey platform, which has extensive bankruptcy and workout expertise across the U.S.”
Dorsey’s Banking & Financial Institutions Group consists of more than 250 attorneys actively serving the banking industry. “Joe Acosta is a great addition to the strength of our Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring practice,” noted Bill Stoeri, Managing Partner of Dorsey & Whitney. “As bankruptcies, restructurings and workouts become more prevalent in the current economic climate, we see a strong demand for these services in the months and years ahead. The overall growth in our banking industry group, including the previous additions of Ken Logsdon in Salt Lake City, Matt Olson in Palo Alto, and Jeff Escobar in New York, is helping us serve clients on both stimulus fund services and distressed assets solutions.”
As Dorsey announced earlier this year, Kenneth Logsdon joined the Firm’s banking practice as a partner in the Salt Lake City office. He has been intensively advising clients on CARES Act and Small Business Administration (SBA) relief matters as part of his lending transactions practice. Matt Olson joined Dorsey’s Palo Alto office as a senior associate in the Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring practice. Jeff Escobar, a partner in the Firm’s New York office, is part of the real estate practice with a strong emphasis on real estate finance and project development. Two additional associates have joined Dorsey’s lending transactions practice in recent months.
