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Biography
Jeff Tuttle is a member of the firm’s bankruptcy and reorganization practice group, where he focuses on business reorganizations, creditors’ rights and bankruptcy related litigation. Jeff’s practice experience includes the following:
Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Represented factoring and asset-based lenders in a variety of transactional, litigation, workout, and bankruptcy matters, including DIP financing arrangements, § 363 asset sales, and preference defense.
Bankruptcy counsel for debtors (e.g. solar power company; multiple mining companies) in all stages of their chapter 11 bankruptcy cases, including claims administration, plan and disclosure statement preparation, asset disposition, etc.
Represented unsecured creditors’ committees in chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.
Represented banks and creditors with collateral recovery.
Finance
Represented national banks in all aspects of real-estate secured lending (due diligence, title and survey, negotiation and documentation) amounting to hundreds of commercial loans in total in excess of $5B.
Represented national banks in all aspects of syndicated lending pursuant to the Community Reinvestment Act and asset-based loans secured by personal property.
Assisted in due diligence reviews and all other aspects of corporate and commercial transactions.
Credentials
Bar Admissions
California
Utah
Court Admissions
Supreme Court of California
Supreme Court of Utah
United States District Court, District of Utah
Education
University of Minnesota Law School (J.D., magna cum laude)
Business Law Association, President
Dean’s List
Brigham Young University (B.A., Political Science)
Washington Seminar, Participant
Languages
Russian
Experience
Awards & Recognition
Utah’s Legal Elite: Bankruptcy/Workout, Utah Business Magazine (2022)
The Best Lawyers in America®: Ones To Watch, Bankruptcy & Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency & Reorganization Law (2021-2025)
Mountain States Super Lawyers®, Rising Stars Edition, Bankruptcy: Business (2018-2020)
Previous Professional Experience
United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Utah, Law Clerk for The Honorable Joel T. Marker (2011-2013)
University of Minnesota Law School, Research Assistant to Professor Ed Adams (2009-2010)
University of Minnesota Law School, Bankruptcy Clinic, Student Attorney/Student Director (2008-2009)
District Court, Hennepin County, Judicial Extern for The Honorable Philip D. Bush (2008)
Office of Senator Robert F. Bennett, Intern to the Legislative Director (2004)
Professional Memberships and Activities
American Bankruptcy Institute
Community Involvement
Chairman of the firm’s committee participating in the Utah State Bar’s Tuesday Night Bar program aimed at providing legal services and guidance for low-income individuals
Artes de Mexico en Utah, Board of Directors (2015-2017)
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