Hiller & Arban Information

Hiller & Arban, LLC is a boutique law firm. Because of the firm's skill set and experience, the firm brings to the table the strength, professionalism, and dedication of a large firm. But because of the firm's intimate size, clients receive personalized attention to the unique issues surrounding every case. And the firm's competitive boutique rate structure allows the firm to offer services at a much lower cost.Hiller and Arban focuses its practice in the following areas:Bankruptcy:Chapter 11 small business debtor casesChapter 11 individual casesChapter 7 corporate debtorsOfficial committees in Chapter 11Secured creditors, such as banksTrade vendorsLessors, landlords, and contract partiesOther unsecured creditorsFormer and present employees of the debtorMotions for relief from the automatic stayPurchasers of assets out of bankruptcy estatesPreference/avoidance litigationAdministrative claims and proofs of claimDischarge litigationComplex issues in consumer bankruptciesLocal counsel representationConflicts counselCorporation Litigation:Corporate litigation in the Delaware Court of Chancery and other Delaware courtsBooks and Records actionsCommercial litigation in state and federal courtOther Areas of Practice:Judgment enforcement/debt collectionComplex lien and mortgage foreclosuresAssessment lien foreclosure and litigationMechanics' liensEviction/writ of possessionLow-cost uncontested judgmentsThe firm's managing partner, Adam Hiller, appears on the Register Of Mediators And Arbitrators Pursuant To Local Rule 9019-4 for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The firm is also pleased to offer mediation services in bankruptcy and related disputes. Hiller & Arban strives to exceed being a mere business and gives back to the community in so many ways. Mr. Hiller serves as mentors for less senior lawyers, law students, and law clerks in the community. The firm also regularly accepts appointments from referral agencies to provide pro bono assistance to those that may be unable to afford to pay an attorney.