A Commercial Option Delivering Commercial Solutions.
Ashuraey Law is a boutique law firm that offers top-tier representation and large-case experience. Sam Ashuraey helps creditors maximize recoveries in complex Chapter 11 cases, and represents businesses and investors on a broad range of commercial and litigation matters.
Services: Chapter 11. Transactions. Litigation.
Learn more about some of our main services:
Bankruptcy ClawbacksCreditor RightsCommercial and Bankruptcy LitigationBankruptcy Claims Commercial Transactions
Sam Ashuraey
Sam believes in providing clients with holistic, well-researched and prompt analysis that allows them to make the best decisions under the circumstances, and implementing those decisions in a value-maximizing and efficient manner. Sam’s experience includes representing key stakeholders in several high-profile cases across multiple sectors, including crypto, retail, hospitality, oil & gas and utilities. A graduate of Columbia Law School and the University of Pennsylvania, Sam has been named in Best Lawyers: Ones To Watch and New York Super Lawyers: Rising Stars.
Publications
Sam Ashuraey Quoted in Law360 Article Discussing Bankruptcy Claims Trading
As seen in Law360 (August 1, 2024) Sam Ashuraey recently discussed the current crypto claims trading market in an interview
Crypto Clawbacks: Preference Claims Based on Customer Withdrawals
By Sam Ashuraey (May 22, 2024)* One long-lasting effect of the crypto exchange bankruptcies is the large number of preference
Ashuraey Law Joins IR Global
(April 29, 2024) Sam Ashuraey has joined IR Global as its exclusive insolvency member in New York. IR Global
Bankruptcy Claim Sales: Overview, Crypto and Claim Trading Platforms
Originally published on Xclaim By Sam Ashuraey* (February 14, 2024) The recent bankruptcies of crypto exchanges and lending platforms
The Value of Being Rejected: Determining the Appropriate Discount Rate for Rejection Damages
Originally published in the Houston Business & Tax Law Journal By Sam Ashuraey (November 15, 2023) When a debtor