Christal A. Delgado is an associate in the Houston office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP, and works primarily in the Commercial Litigation and Bankruptcy, Workouts & Business Reorganization practice groups.

Ms. Delgado represents individuals, businesses, and large financial institutions in both state and federal courts throughout the country in various facets of civil disputes and has accumulated substantial experience in matters related to banking, Ponzi schemes, securities, construction, energy, breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, DTPA violations, and professional malpractice. She also assists clients with eDiscovery issues, including electronic discovery collection, preservation, and production.

Ms. Delgado’s bankruptcy practice includes the representation of chapter 7 and 11 bankruptcy trustees, secured creditors, unsecured creditors, debtors, and parties to preference and fraudulent conveyance litigation for various types of proceedings, including avoidance actions, motions seeking relief from the automatic stay, actions against investors and title companies sued by the estate for their involvement in Ponzi schemes, chapter 11 plan confirmation proceedings, and actions related to stay violations.

Christal A. Delgado is an associate in the Houston office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP, and works primarily in the Commercial Litigation and Bankruptcy, Workouts & Business Reorganization practice groups.

Ms. Delgado represents individuals, businesses, and large financial institutions in both state and federal courts throughout the country in various facets of civil disputes and has accumulated substantial experience in matters related to banking, Ponzi schemes, securities, construction, energy, breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, DTPA violations, and professional malpractice. She also assists clients with eDiscovery issues, including electronic discovery collection, preservation, and production.

Ms. Delgado’s bankruptcy practice includes the representation of chapter 7 and 11 bankruptcy trustees, secured creditors, unsecured creditors, debtors, and parties to preference and fraudulent conveyance litigation for various types of proceedings, including avoidance actions, motions seeking relief from the automatic stay, actions against investors and title companies sued by the estate for their involvement in Ponzi schemes, chapter 11 plan confirmation proceedings, and actions related to stay violations.