Jacquelyn H. Choi

Jacquelyn H. Choi counsels secured and unsecured creditors involving all facets of corporate bankruptcy. Ms. Choi has significant experience advising trade creditors, municipalities, lenders, real estate funds, commercial landlords, and corporate franchisors concerning their creditor rights in bankruptcy. She also has extensive bankruptcy litigation and appellate experience.

Ms. Choi has a robust practice representing California municipalities involving bankruptcy matters throughout the country. Her clients have included, among others, the State of California, and the Counties of Los Angeles, Santa Clara, Santa Barbara, Sonoma, Orange, Riverside, Fresno, San Bernardino, Merced, Contra Costa, Alameda and Napa. She routinely defends County officials in adversary proceedings, represents County prosecutors to enforce their police and regulatory powers in bankruptcy and prosecutes criminal non-dischargeability actions to judgment.  Ms. Choi lectures on behalf of the 58 Counties in California concerning a broad range of bankruptcy topics including bankruptcy taxation matters.

Prior to joining Rimon, Ms. Choi practiced at DLA Piper during the 2008 global financial crisis, where she represented Chapter 11 debtors, individual creditors and creditors’ committees concerning bankruptcy, restructuring and out-of-court workouts across all industries, including the retail, hospitality, and real estate space.