Las Vegas, NV bankruptcy attorney Brigid M. Higgins discusses her firm’s work in bankruptcy law. She notes that she primarily practices on the creditor side of bankruptcy, as opposed to representing debtors. Her work focuses on representing creditors and creditor committees in Chapter 11 cases. Occasionally, she handles creditor-side Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 matters for long-standing banking clients when the need arises.

With 23 years of experience in the field, she finds the work intellectually stimulating. Bankruptcy cases are akin to intricate puzzles, involving numerous moving pieces. Unlike traditional litigation, which typically involves a direct one-to-one relationship between plaintiff and defendant, bankruptcy requires consideration of potentially hundreds of other constituencies. She finds the complexity both challenging and deeply engaging.