Mr. Mark Jeffery Sandlin
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Mark J. Sandlin | Prospect Bankruptcy & Debt Lawyer
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About Mark
Mark J. Sandlin is a partner at Goldberg Simpson, LLC, in Louisville, Kentucky and concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial litigation, community association law, bankruptcy, foreclosures, and real estate matters including title defense and salvage litigation.
He has been lead counsel for debtors as well as creditors in large Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases and in state court cases. He frequently represents unsecured and secured creditors in workouts and restructuring. Mr. Sandlin has argued cases in the Kentucky Court of Appeals and in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has been lead counsel in successful Chapter 11 cases, including the reorganization of a $50 million (sales) company, the reorganization of various manufacturing companies and the liquidation under Chapter 11 of a California trade school. He has represented numerous plaintiffs and defendants in adversary proceedings including preference and fraudulent conveyance actions and debtors as well as creditors in contested matters including stay relief litigation, adequate protection and cash collateral litigation, and various other matters in bankruptcy cases.
He regularly handles workouts and loan restructuring including development and construction loans, asset based lending arrangements, and commercial property loans. He has handled Uniform Commercial Code matters including priority and preference issues, sales maters, letters of credit and asset purchase transactions of all kinds on behalf of buyers, sellers, and lenders. He frequently advises community association boards of directors on a variety of issues and represents community associations in various matters, both in Kentucky and in Southern Indiana.
Mr. Sandlin is admitted to practice in Kentucky and Indiana, the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, as well as U.S. Bankruptcy courts for the Western District of Kentucky, the Eastern District of Kentucky, and the Southern District of Indiana. He has practiced pro hac vice in the U.S. Bankruptcy court for the Southern District of New York.
He is rated AV by Martindale-Hubbard. He has been recognized as a Super Lawyer a number of times and has been selected as one of the best bankruptcy and collection lawyers in Louisville Magazine.
Mr. Sandlin was the two term Mayor of the City of Glenview Manor having been elected twice from 2007 to 2015. Prior to that, he was elected and served on the Glenview Manor city council from 2002 to 2006.
He is presently serving as one of the Kentucky Commissioners to the Uniform Law Commission and recently served on one of its drafting committees for commercial real estate receiverships.
He has been lead counsel for debtors as well as creditors in large Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases and in state court cases. He frequently represents unsecured and secured creditors in workouts and restructuring. Mr. Sandlin has argued cases in the Kentucky Court of Appeals and in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has been lead counsel in successful Chapter 11 cases, including the reorganization of a $50 million (sales) company, the reorganization of various manufacturing companies and the liquidation under Chapter 11 of a California trade school. He has represented numerous plaintiffs and defendants in adversary proceedings including preference and fraudulent conveyance actions and debtors as well as creditors in contested matters including stay relief litigation, adequate protection and cash collateral litigation, and various other matters in bankruptcy cases.
He regularly handles workouts and loan restructuring including development and construction loans, asset based lending arrangements, and commercial property loans. He has handled Uniform Commercial Code matters including priority and preference issues, sales maters, letters of credit and asset purchase transactions of all kinds on behalf of buyers, sellers, and lenders. He frequently advises community association boards of directors on a variety of issues and represents community associations in various matters, both in Kentucky and in Southern Indiana.
Mr. Sandlin is admitted to practice in Kentucky and Indiana, the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, as well as U.S. Bankruptcy courts for the Western District of Kentucky, the Eastern District of Kentucky, and the Southern District of Indiana. He has practiced pro hac vice in the U.S. Bankruptcy court for the Southern District of New York.
He is rated AV by Martindale-Hubbard. He has been recognized as a Super Lawyer a number of times and has been selected as one of the best bankruptcy and collection lawyers in Louisville Magazine.
Mr. Sandlin was the two term Mayor of the City of Glenview Manor having been elected twice from 2007 to 2015. Prior to that, he was elected and served on the Glenview Manor city council from 2002 to 2006.
He is presently serving as one of the Kentucky Commissioners to the Uniform Law Commission and recently served on one of its drafting committees for commercial real estate receiverships.
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Experience
Partner
Goldberg Simpson, LLC
Present
Prospect, KY
Admission
Indiana
1984
Kentucky
1984
Education
Indiana University
Bachelors
1978
Recognitions & Achievements
Associations
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Kentucky Bar Association
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Indiana Bar Association
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Louisville Bar Association
Honors / Awards
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Rated AV by Martindale-Hubbard
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Super Lawyer
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Best Lawyers in Bankruptcy and Collections | Louisville Magazine
Notable Work
Cases
Mr. Sandlin has argued cases in the Kentucky Court of Appeals and in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He has been lead counsel in successful Chapter 11 cases, including the reorganization of a $50 million (sales) company, the reorganization of various manufacturing companies and the liquidation under Chapter 11 of a California trade school. He has represented numerous plaintiffs and defendants in adversary proceedings including preference and fraudulent conveyance actions and debtors as well as creditors in contested matters including stay relief litigation, adequate protection and cash collateral litigation, and various other matters in bankruptcy cases.
Publications
Co-Author “Remedies for Real Estate Mortgages in Default” UK/CLE Kentucky Real Estate Law and Practice
2002
Co-Author “Remedies for Real Estate Mortgages in Default” UK/CLE Kentucky Real Estate Law and Practice
2011
Additional Info
Goldberg Simpson, LLC Highlights
Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate, Property Damage, Bankruptcy, Business & Trade, Civil Rights, Elder Law, Family Law, Labor Law, Workers' Compensation
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Languages:
English