Evan also has significant experience handling bankruptcy appeals, investigating and pursuing fraudulent transfers, and other causes of action for the benefit of bankruptcy estates, and litigating cutting-edge intellectual property issues that arise in distressed situations. He also has co-authored a Chambers guide to insolvency regarding trends and developments in Delaware bankruptcy law, and the Norton Annual Survey of Bankruptcy Law article on intellectual property and technology issues in distressed situations.

Evan recently served as counsel to the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the landmark bankruptcy of Mosaic Companies, a luxury wall and tile company. The case addressed silica liability and resulted in a consensual plan of reorganization, including the creation of separate trusts for silica and general unsecured claimants. Evan played a key role in negotiating the novel terms of the bankruptcy plan and global case settlement.  

Before joining our firm, Evan served as a special counsel in the New York office of a law firm and primarily focused on representing innovative technology companies and counseling public and private high-growth companies. Other roles include commercial litigation associate at an East Coast-based law firm, and law clerk to Judge Mitchel E. Ostrer in the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey.