Bryce Suzuki focuses his practice in bankruptcy, restructuring, and insolvency. He provides strategic business planning legal advice and dispute resolution representation to a diverse range of lenders, companies, and business owners. Bryce also advises businesses in the field of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and related technology.
In his restructuring practice, Bryce represents creditors, debtors, landlords, asset purchasers, and equity security holders in all aspects of distressed and insolvency situations. He represents clients with respect to loan enforcement and related litigation, receiverships, bankruptcy, distressed asset sales, workouts, wind downs and liquidation, assignments for the benefit of creditors, and out-of-court restructurings. He regularly first-chairs trials in bankruptcy courts and has significant experience leading appeals involving bankruptcy and insolvency issues. His practice has involved diverse industry sectors, including cryptocurrency, retail, hospitality, restaurant, medical, oil and gas, commercial real estate, mining, industrial, aviation, professional sports, and wholesale supply.
Bryce is involved in numerous professional and community organizations, for which he has served in board and senior leadership positions. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees of TMA Global, the turnaround industry’s preeminent professional organization. He also served for several years on the board of the Arizona Equal Access to Justice Foundation and has been committed to pro bono work throughout his career. In 2018, he received a formal commendation from Arizona Governor Doug Ducey for leadership in the legal profession and community.
Bryce is also an adjunct professor at the Arizona State University, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, where he teaches a course on cryptocurrency and blockchain law and policy. He is a frequent speaker on bankruptcy and blockchain topics.