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Education

  • Brown University (A.B., magna cum laude, 1982).
  • Southwestern University School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 1986).

Bar & Court Admissions

  • 1986, California.

Attorneys

Henry C. Kevane

San Francisco Office
150 California Street
15th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111-4500
hkevane@pszjlaw.com
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Tel: 415.263.7000

Mr. Kevane is the managing partner of the firm's San Francisco office. He has worked on transactional and bankruptcy matters with clients from a variety of industries, and is listed among the "Best Lawyers in America" and "San Francisco's Best Lawyers for his work in bankruptcy and creditor-debtor rights law. He is a graduate of Brown University and received his J.D. from Southwestern University School of Law, where he was editor in chief of the Southwestern University Law Review. He holds an AV Peer Rating, Martindale-Hubbell's highest peer recognition for ethical standards and legal ability. Mr. Kevane is admitted to practice in California.

Professional Affiliations

  • Chair, State Bar of California Business Law Section Insolvency Law Committee (1995-1999).
  • Chair, State Bar of California Committee on Federal Courts (1996-2001).

Publications

  • "Fee Shifting by (1) Oversecured Creditors in Bankruptcy Cases & (2) Prevailing Parties in Civil Litigation," published in course handbook Getting Paid What You Are Worth (1996).
  • "Legislative Solutions in the Orange County Chapter 9 Case," published in course handbook, The Aftermath of Bankruptcy: Legislative Reform -- State and Federal (1996).
  • "The Treatment of Financing Leases in a Chapter 9 Bankruptcy Case," in AGL & F Tax-Exempt Leasing Letter (1996).
  • "The Legislative Side of the Orange County Chapter 9 Case" for Sacramento County Bar Association (1996).
  • "Now What? Three Questions Facing the Municipal Bondholder Upon Commencement of a Chapter 9 Case," published in course handbook, Municipal Bond Law for the Bankruptcy Practitioner (1996).
  • "The Newsgatherer's Shield: Why Waste Space in the California Constitution?" 15 Southwestern University Law Review 527 (1985).
  • Co-Author with W. Weintraub, "Principles of Equitable Subordination Under Section 510 of the Bankruptcy Code," in Selected Issues in Bankruptcy Practice (1991).
  • Contributing Author, Bankruptcy Law Practice: Recent Developments (1992-1998).

Representations

  • Creditors' committees in SeraCare Life Sciences; Guy F. Atkinson; the Orange County chapter 9 case; America West Airlines
  • Chapter 11 debtors in Deltagen; Yipes Communications; E/O Networks; Worlds of Wonder.
  • Participated in the municipal restructuring of the Heffernan Memorial Hospital District (chapter 9 debtor located in Calexico, California).