Tirzah R. Roussell

Tirzah regularly advises clients on bankruptcy and restructuring matters involving business reorganizations, section 363 sales, debtor-in-possession financing, cash collateral issues, disclosure statements, plan confirmation proceedings, assumption motions, non-discharge ability actions, and bankruptcy appeals. She also represents creditors in collections and enforcement matters, including judgment enforcement, loan workouts, collateral protection, garnishments, levies, charging orders, and other remedies under the Uniform Commercial Code and state law. In addition, she counsels businesses on sales and acquisitions occurring outside formal bankruptcy proceedings.

Her experience includes representing debtors, creditors’ committees, and other stakeholders in significant restructuring matters involving multi-entity organizations and regulated industries. Through these engagements, Tirzah has worked with lenders, government agencies, unsecured creditors, trustees, and other interested parties to advance restructuring objectives and facilitate complex transactions. She routinely prepares and argues contested matters, drafts pleadings and restructuring documents, and guides clients through all stages of insolvency proceedings.

Before entering private practice, Tirzah served as a judicial law clerk to Honorable Thad J. Collins, Chief Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Iowa, where she conducted legal research and assisted in preparing opinions, orders, and rulings involving a variety of bankruptcy issues. That experience provides valuable insight into bankruptcy procedure and the practical considerations that affect restructuring and insolvency matters

*Admitted to practice law only in Iowa and Florida; not admitted to practice law in Arizona.