Randal S Mashburn
Clients know it's not just the wide range of legal services we provide, but how we deliver them that matters most. Because we understand each client's business, we are able to anticipate needs and help make smart decisions based on specific goals and objectives. Our goal is to be a valued business partner to our clients, building confidence, earning respect and helping them succeed.
Randal S Mashburn
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwel & Berkowitz
211 Commerce St #800
Nashville TN 37201
Tel: 615 726-7336
Fax: 615 744-7336
E-mail: rmashburn@bakerdonelson.com
Certified Specialist in Business Bankruptcy - American Board of Certification
Related Practices
* ADR - Center for Dispute Resolution
* Appellate Practice
* Banking and Financial Services Litigation
* Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights
* Financial Services and Transactions
* Litigation
* Securitization
* Mortgage Lending and Servicing
Randal S. Mashburn, shareholder in the Nashville office, concentrates his practice in mediation, bankruptcy, commercial litigation, debtor-creditor issues, workouts, and insolvency law. He has more than 25 years of experience involving a wide variety of litigation over contracts, lender liability, health care issues, fraud, director/officer liability, banking, business dissolutions, UCC issues, real estate and other types of commercial and financial matters. His experience includes the representation of plaintiffs, defendants, creditors, debtors, trustees, committees, examiners and receivers, as well as service himself as a court-appointed bankruptcy examiner and Chapter 11 trustee.
In the bankruptcy area, Randal's experience includes handling litigation over preferences, fraudulent transfers, stay relief, plan confirmation, executory contract issues and a wide variety of other insolvency-related matters. He also frequently advises clients in debt restructuring, asset sales and other debtor-creditor issues. Aside from bankruptcy matters, his litigation experience includes both trial and appellate matters in state courts throughout the Southeast and federal court throughout the country.
In addition to extensive experience as a litigator and bankruptcy advisor, a significant portion of his time is devoted to service as a mediator in a wide range of commercial, financial and business disputes. He has more than 200 hours of training in mediation and arbitration, is a Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 Listed Mediator and is a frequent speaker on the subject of alternative dispute resolution.
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