Sameer Kapoor Bolsters Parker Hudson’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditor Rights Practice

Parker Hudson, a mid-sized law firm with an integrated collection of high value boutique business practices, is pleased to announce that Sameer Kapoor has joined the Firm’s Atlanta office as a partner in the Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditor Rights Practice Group.

For more than 20 years, Sameer has been at the forefront of the bankruptcy and restructuring sector, representing creditors, commercial lenders, examiners, trustees, purchasers, and commercial debtors in various bankruptcy and commercial restructuring matters. Sameer’s extensive experience includes structuring workout financing, general bankruptcy matters, and restructuring secured and unsecured facilities. He is also adept at negotiating, documenting, and closing both complex and routine financial transactions.

Sameer has a deep understanding of the financial landscape and a commitment to delivering tailored solutions that meet each client's unique needs. His strategic insights and legal acumen have earned him a reputation as a trusted advisor in the industry.

Most recently, Sameer served as an in-house lawyer at a super-regional bank, where he provided legal support to the bank’s asset resolution group, front end commercial lending team, and SBA lending team. Sameer was an integral part of the bank’s team that interpreted the rules and regulations governing Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans and developed the platform that originated over $12 billion in PPP loans.

“Sameer is a welcome addition to our Atlanta office,” said Harrison Roberts, Parker Hudson’s Managing Partner. “Sameer’s background and in-house perspective make him an ideal fit for our team. He has a reputation for delivering exceptional legal support and innovative solutions to complex financial matters, further enhancing the Firm’s ability to serve our clients’ diverse needs.”

At Parker Hudson, Sameer joins an integrated team of 24 lawyers in the Commercial Finance and Creditor Rights Practices. These teams work together, both at the initial structuring stages of new transactions and when the credit underperforms, to help our lending clients across the lifetime of a transaction.