Victoria A. Newmark

Victoria Newmark specializes in bankruptcy law, focusing on commercial chapter 11 reorganization cases. Leveraging decades of experience and a diverse client base, she skillfully and efficiently navigates companies through the intricacies of the bankruptcy process. She frequently collaborates with operations personnel on large-scale workforce, real-property lease portfolio, and other operational issues related to restructurings and chapter 11 filings. Additionally, she handles acquisitions and sales of distressed assets and steers parties on all sides of disputes through out-of-court workouts and briefs complex issues of law in bankruptcy litigation and appellate matters.

She holds a degree from UC Berkeley and a JD from Yale Law School. At Yale, she served as an editor for the Yale Law Journal and the managing editor for the Yale Journal of International Law. She also co-authored a scholarly article on trade vendor rights legislation under the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005.

In addition to her legal practice, Victoria taught legal writing as an adjunct instructor at California State University, Los Angeles.

Her professional accomplishments include being recognized as a Southern California Rising Star by Law & Politics Media Inc. from 2004 to 2010, an honor published in both Los Angeles Magazine and the Southern California edition of Super Lawyers.

Victoria, licensed to practice in California, is resident in our Los Angeles office. Her expertise and dedication make her an integral part of our team.

Representations

• Creditors' Committees: Amyris, Athenex, Deb Stores, Easterday Ranches and Easterday Farms, Georges Marciano, Point Blank Solutions, Ruby Tuesday, Walking Company
• Debtors: At Home, Gottschalks, New Century Financial

News

Publications

• Coauthor, "Tradeoffs," The Deal (May 23, 2005)

Events