Donald H. Cram III

Donald has extensive experience representing lenders in working out defaults, litigating to enforce rights after default and defending claims by borrowers. He prosecutes lenders' suits to collect loans and enforce loan agreements, including applications seeking appointment of receivers, attachments, claim and delivery actions, real property foreclosures, and enforcement of guaranty contracts.

Donald advises green energy financial institutions regarding practices, procedures and regulatory compliance with consumer protection, privacy, bankruptcy and other federal and state regulatory regimes arising out of the creation, marketing and sale of new and untested financial products.

Donald also defends manufacturers with respect to administrative claims brought before the California New Motor Vehicle Board.

He has extensive national experience in the representation of secured and unsecured creditors in Chapter 7 and 11 business bankruptcies; negotiating agreements and litigating the use of cash collateral; motions for relief from stay; assets sales; negotiating and litigating confirmation of reorganization plans; and defense of preference and avoidance actions. Donald assists a variety of institutional clients with practices, procedures and compliance with federal bankruptcy law.

Bay Area Bankruptcy Forum, Member

Sacramento Bankruptcy Forum, Member