Thomas G. Mouzes, a shareholder in the firm, is a member of the firm's insolvency and creditor's rights and lender support groups. Mr. Mouzes specializes in bankruptcy and commercial law, with emphasis on creditor;s rights and remedies, representing lenders and bankruptcy trustees in a wide variety of cases, including those involving agricultural issues. Mr. Mouzes has represented financial institutions, such as commercial banks and Farm Credit System lenders, in creditor's rights litigation cases brought in both state and federal courts, including commercial and agri-business loans, inventory financing, real estate and construction financing, bankruptcy and reorganization, lender liability, water law, guarantees, and provisional remedies. His experience also includes representing banks and lenders in Chapter 11, 12 and 13 bankruptcy proceedings, as well as municipalities in Chapter 9 proceedings. His trial experience also extends to individual plaintiff matters, and he has achieved successful outcomes for clients in complex medical malpractice, professional liability, personal injury and civil rights lawsuits. Mr. Mouzes is a frequent speaker on foreclosure, bankruptcy and other solvency issues.