Paige Cham is a business litigator with a nationwide practice. She represents municipalities, banks, small and large businesses, and individuals in complex disputes across state, federal, and bankruptcy courts. Her litigation practice spans commercial, bankruptcy, and real estate matters, with deep experience in contract disputes and a proven record of enforcing creditors’ rights. Major financial institutions and other lenders, including loan servicers and equity investors, rely on her to prosecute and defend high-stakes cases and to navigate parallel proceedings efficiently.

Her bankruptcy practice focuses on protecting secured and unsecured creditors, landlords, vendors, asset purchasers, and post-petition lenders in bankruptcy courts around the United States. She routinely represents lender clients in out-of-court restructurings, receiverships, and real and personal property foreclosures, including UCC asset sales, and she is frequently engaged to lead commercial loan enforcement and secured financing litigation. Across the credit lifecycle, she handles restructurings, foreclosures, and the full range of enforcement actions, coordinating remedies to preserve value and accelerate recoveries. She also advises bank and non-bank lenders, private credit funds, and special servicers on distressed debt strategies, including out-of-court workouts, collateral recovery, and negotiated intercreditor and subordination arrangements. Clients trust her practical judgment, business-focused strategy, and disciplined execution to deliver results in complex and time-sensitive matters.