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February 1, 2019

Attorney Scott Fleischer Joins Barclay Damon

February 1, 2019—Barclay Damon announces Scott Fleischer, counsel, has joined the firm.

Fleischer is a member of the Restructuring, Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights and Commercial Litigation Practice Areas, representing national real estate owners and managers in retail and restaurant bankruptcy cases. Prior to Barclay Damon, he was an attorney at Kelley Drye & Warren, LLP, where he represented creditors in bankruptcies such as Sears/Kmart, Payless ShoeSource, A&P, Toys "R" Us, Tops Friendly Markets, Ignite Restaurant Group (Joe's Crab Shack), Bon-Ton, Sports Authority, and Southeastern Grocers. Fleischer has extensive experience advising clients in complex Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 cases. He graduated cum laude from Hofstra University School of Law, where he was the Hofstra Law Review senior associate editor.

Barclay Damon attorneys team across offices and practices to provide customized, targeted solutions grounded in industry knowledge and a deep understanding of our clients' businesses. With nearly 300 attorneys, Barclay Damon is a leading regional law firm that operates from a strategic platform of offices located in the Northeastern United States and Toronto.

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