Stephen B Gerald is a lawyer practicing business reorganizations and bankruptcy litigation, chapter 11 reorganizations, creditors committee representation and 4 other areas of law. Stephen received a B.A. degree from University of Baltimore in 1996, and has been licensed for 26 years. Stephen practices at Tydings & Rosenberg LLP in Baltimore, MD.
Stephen provides guidance to my company (a Fortune 500 CPG company) on all issues related to customer/supplier bankruptcy and payment issues. He has become an invaluable partner. He thinks logically and strategically. He also gets to know your business in order to provide the correct advice for any given situation. He in very responsive. He is also mindful when billing. We enjoy working with him and fully recommend him to others needing any counsel on bankruptcy and payment issues.
Steve is a very knowledgeable and experienced attorney. He thinks strategically in order to obtain the best result for his clients.
Membership
•Member: Delaware State Bar Association
•Member: Maryland State Bar Association
•Member: American Bar Association
•Member: Maryland Bankruptcy Bar Association
•Member: The Delaware Bankruptcy American Inn of Court
•Faculty: Maryland State Bar Association (MSBA) Advanced Bankruptcy Institute
•Board Member: Turnaround Management Association - Chesapeake Chapter
•Member: American Bankruptcy Institute
•Bankruptcy Litigation Committee
Business Reorganization Committee
•Judicial Law Clerk: The Honorable Christian M. Kahl, Circuit Court for Baltimore County (2000-2001)
•Presenter : 2014 MSBA Advanced Bankruptcy Institute
•Advanced Bankruptcy Roundtable - Hot Topics on Plan Confirmation
•Presenter: Recent Developments in the Earmarking Doctrine, Maryland Bankruptcy Bar Association (2013)
•Presenter: Employee Retention, Incentive and Severance Plans Under BAPCPA Maryland Bankruptcy Bar Association Bankruptcy Bar (2006)
•Author: Top 5 Things Every Company Should Know if a Customer or Client Files for Bankruptcy (2014)
•Author: Employee Compensation Programs: A Study of Judicial Interpretation Under BAPCPA (Part 1 of 2), 19 Bankr. L. Rep. (BNA) 618 (2007)
•Author: Employee Compensation Programs: A Study of Judicial Interpretation Under BAPCPA (Part 2 of 2), 19 Bankr. L. Rep. (BNA) 646 (2007)
•Author: Judgments of Prior Conviction as Substantive Proof in Subsequent Civil Proceedings: A Study of Admissibility and Maryland's Need for Such a Hearsay Exception, 29 U Balt. L. Rev. 57 (1999)
•Staff Member: University of Baltimore Law Review (1998-2000)
•Member: University of Baltimore Trial Team
•Teaching Assistant: University of Baltimore Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing Program
One East Pratt St., Ste. 901Baltimore, MD 21202U.S.A.
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