Allen is a shareholder in Langley & Banack’s bankruptcy and workouts section. In all representations, Allen focuses on the details of each case and the client’s goals. This allows him to map out a course for the case and anticipate potential issues before they arise. This detailed analysis and planning empowers his clients make informed and precise decisions and understand the risks and rewards early in the litigation process.
Allen’s diverse bankruptcy experience includes representation of debtors, lenders, creditor committees, asset purchasers, landlords and trustees. Over his decade of experience in the bankruptcy field, Allen has represented clients in many industries including healthcare, retail, energy, construction and real estate.
As a litigator, Allen regularly argues contested matters and trials in bankruptcy court over complex issues such as fraudulent transfers and preferences, disputes over executory contracts and unexpired leases and removal of debtors-in-possession. In addition to his bankruptcy practice, Allen maintains an active and substantial commercial litigation docket. Allen regularly litigates oil and gas, creditors’ rights, construction defect and property disputes in state and federal courts.
After graduating from law school, Allen served as briefing attorney to the Honorable Ronald B. King, Chief United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas. Allen also has experience working with a national law firm in the Washington, D.C. area where he practiced in the firm’s bankruptcy and creditors’ rights group. Allen has been recognized in local and statewide publications as a rising star attorney.
