About James Douglas

James Douglas Uloth practices bankruptcy law in Addison, Texas. Since earning his J.D. from the University of Texas in 1985, he has turn out to be a prominent determine in the legal network. His company specializes in insolvency, corporate law, collections, and construction litigation, offering comprehensive legal solutions to clients throughout various sectors. This numerous focus allows him to address many legal matters, making sure clients obtain tailor-made recommendation that meets their needs. Beginning his profession as an affiliate in 1985, Uloth quickly demonstrated his abilities and dedication.

By 1991, he had advanced to the position of shareholder, reflecting his growing expertise and dedication to the company. In 2002, he took on the position of partner, further solidifying his management within the company. By 2008, he transitioned to the position of senior advisor, the place he continues to leverage his experience in insolvency law. His specialised knowledge is underscored by his certification in Business Bankruptcy Law, evidence of his commitment to mastering this complex area. Most of Uloth's practice involves representing clients in insolvency proceedings, the place he navigates intricate legal matters. He assists businesses facing monetary problems, guiding them thru Chapter 7 and Chapter eleven insolvency filings.

His strategy often consists of negotiating with collectors and developing reorganization plans that align with his clients' dreams. Each case usually involves in depth documentation and adherence to strict timelines, requiring meticulous attention to detail—skills that Uloth has honed over many years of practice. In addition to his work in bankruptcy, Uloth additionally handles business law things, collections, and construction litigation instances. His understanding of the interconnectedness of those regions allows him to offer holistic legal guidance tailor-made to each client's unique situation. Serving clients, from small businesses to larger companies, he's adept at addressing the specific demanding situations that each type of client faces. This versatility complements his capacity to recommend for his clients' pursuits.

James Douglas Uloth is a member in good standing of the American Bankruptcy Institute, contributing to discussions and advancements in the area. His involvement in expert organizations supports him stay up to date at the most modern tendencies and changes in bankruptcy law. Committed to non-stop learning, he guarantees that his clients receive knowledgeable and effective representation. With decades in the field, Uloth remains a depended on advisor in insolvency and corporate law, advocating for the ones in want of financial comfort and assisting them manage the necessities of the justice system with self belief.

Education

University Of Texas

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)

1985

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

has membership

Uloth, P.C.
2008

Of Counsel

Glast, Phillips & Murray, P.C.
2008

Partner

Uloth & Peavler, L.L.P.
2002

Shareholder

Smith & Uloth, P.C.
1991

Associate

Matthews, Carlton, & Stein, P.C.
1989

Associate

Calhoun, Gump, Spillman, & Stacy, P.C.
1985

Accepted Jurisdictions

Texas
5th Circuit

Court Admissions

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit U.S. Circuit Court
Texas State Courts State Trial Court

Types of Cases Handled

bankruptcy business law collections construction law

Legal Services Scope

Bankruptcy filings Negotiating with creditors Reorganization plans

Certifications & Awards

Business Bankruptcy Law

Texas Board Of Legal Specialization

Professional Associations

American Bankruptcy Institute

has membership 2006 - Current

Office Locations

Main Office

 5080 Spectrum Drive Suite 1000 East Addison TX 75001

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