John A. Lapinski

Background

Lapinski, John A. was born on March 4, 1947 in Rochester, New York, United States.

Education

Pennsylvania State University (Bachelor of Science, 1969). University of West Los Angeles School of Law (Juris Doctor, 1976).

Career

Worked at Clark & Trevithick, A Professional Corporation (Los Angeles, California) specializing in Banking, Credit Law, Bankruptcy, Creditors Rights, Collateral Recovery, Financial Institutions Law. Admitted to the bar, 1976, California. United States. Supreme Court.

Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award in Bankruptcy Law. Author: "Making the Creditor Secure," Los Angeles Lawyer, January, 1981. "The New Rules For Now," Los Angeles Lawyer, February, 1984.

Co-Author: "Special Enforcement Remedies: Turnover and Assignment Orders," Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, September 1987. "Assignment for Benefit of Creditors: An Alternative to Bankruptcy in the 90's," Los Angeles Lawyer, May 1993. Member: Section of Commercial Law and Bankruptcy.

Commercial Law Committee, 1993—. Bicentennial of the Constitution Committee, Trustee, 1989-1990, Los Angeles County Bar Association. Member: Federal (Los Angeles Chapter: President, 1983-1984.

National Association, Ninth Circuit, Vice-President, 1985-1989). State Bar of California (Member, Business Law Section, Creditor/Debtor and Bankruptcy Law. Chair, 1983-1984; Member, Federal Courts Committee, 1984-1987).

Lawyers Club of Los Angeles County (Member, Board of Governors, 1984-1989. President, 1986-1987). Financial Lawyers Conference.

Bankruptcy Study Group.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Making the Creditor Secure," Los Angeles Lawyer, January, 1981. "The New Rules For Now," Los Angeles Lawyer, February, 1984. Co-Author: "Special Enforcement Remedies: Turnover and Assignment Orders," Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, September 1987.
    
    "Assignment for Benefit of Creditors: An Alternative to Bankruptcy in the 90's," Los Angeles Lawyer, May 1993. Co-Author: "Special Enforcement Remedies: Turnover and Assignment Orders," Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, September 1987. "Assignment for Benefit of Creditors: An Alternative to Bankruptcy in the 90's," Los Angeles Lawyer, May 1993.

Membership

Member: Section of Commercial Law and Bankruptcy. Commercial Law Committee, 1993—. Bicentennial of the Constitution Committee, Trustee, 1989-1990, Los Angeles County Bar Association.

Member: Federal (Los Angeles Chapter: President, 1983-1984. National Association, Ninth Circuit, Vice-President, 1985-1989). State Bar of California (Member, Business Law Section, Creditor/Debtor and Bankruptcy Law.

Chair, 1983-1984; Member, Federal Courts Committee, 1984-1987). Lawyers Club of Los Angeles County (Member, Board of Governors, 1984-1989. President, 1986-1987).

Financial Lawyers Conference. Bankruptcy Study Group.