About Greg
Greg Hartman trained first as an accountant, then as an attorney. He earned a B.S. from the University of Oregon in 2000 and finished his J.D. at Santa Clara University School of Law in 2007. Those two credentials shape how he strategies monetary and legal issues. They provide him fluency in the numbers and the guidelines that govern them.
After law program, Hartman constructed a tradition where each professions meet. He is certified to practice in California and holds a CPA credential from the California Board of Accountancy. He is likewise pending certification as a Certified Insolvency & Restructuring Advisor through the American Insolvency and Restructuring Association (AIRA). He maintains recent memberships in expert associations associated with his fields of work.
Hartman's work sits at the intersection of accounting and bankruptcy. He represents individual and business clients in bankruptcy filings and in related insolvency matters. He prepares filings, advises at the financial disclosures that bankruptcy requires and negotiates with collectors and trustees. His background as a CPA informs his review of monetary statements and tax issues that generally accompany bankruptcy instances.
Colleagues describe him as deliberate and realistic in assessing alternatives for clients dealing with monetary distress. He tends to take a case-motivated strategy: identify the facts, map the legal paths available, and choose the only that aligns with a client's instant wants and longer-time period monetary picture. He handles each consumer insolvency matters and enterprise reorganizations, frequently dealing with asset valuations, creditor claims and coins-circulate analyses.
Hartman additionally advises on things that sit outdoor formal insolvency however contact comparable concerns, such as out-of-courtroom exercises and restructuring bargaining sessions. He prepares the sort of documentation lenders and distressed companies want when exploring options to submitting. His dual training lets in him to talk the language of lenders, trustees, accountants and judges.
He practices from Hartman Bankruptcy Law and continues to accept matters in California. His recent practice focuses on shopper and business bankruptcy, bankruptcy issues and financial restructuring things.
