David Neier

David is a speaker and author of publications on bankruptcy-related topics, including:

• Co-author of "Creditors' Rights in Bankruptcy," Thomson Reuters 2024-2025 Edition.
• The Ever Expanding 546(e) Universe," Journal of Corporate Renewal, October 2013.
• Contributor to "ABI Health Care Insolvency Manual, Third Ed.," ABI 2012.
• “TOUSA’s Impact on Lenders, ” American Bar Association Business Law Section Business Law Today, September 13, 2010.
• “Fables of the Reconstruction: The “Ins” and “Outs” of Financing in a Distressed Marketplace,” 15th Annual Thomson Reuters LPC Loan Conference, September 2009.
• “‘Bankruptcy Remote’ Is not ‘Bankruptcy Proof’,” New York Law Journal, June 29, 2009.
• “Maximizing Asset Values through Sales of Property Free and Clear of Interests Under §363” and “Selective Payment of Prepetition Claims in Chapter 11 Before Distributions to Creditors,” Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute, April 2007.
• “Health Care Financing—What to Do When a Health Care Business is in Distress” executive presentation, September 2007.
• “Funds in Escrow: Are They Property of the Estate?” New York Law Journal, July 11, 2005.
• “Bankruptcy Sales — Issues and Developments for Secured Creditors,” Practising Law Institute, October 2004.
• “Being Held Personally Liable for A Debtor Company’s Unpaid Taxes,” New York Law Journal, August 27, 2001.
• “Recent Developments in Bankruptcy Law Affecting Real Property Transactions,” New York State Land Title Association, May 2000.