Steven M. Coren

Case 1Recovered more than $150 million on behalf of a Chapter 7 trustee of a failed sub-prime lender in a series of cases arising out of the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage industry and successfully asserted claims against: (a) several Wall Street investment banks that had extended warehouse financing and served as underwriters for the failed lenders securitization of sub-prime mortgages; (b) the Chapter 7 debtors former officers and directors; (c) the Chapter 7 debtors former attorneys; and, (d) the Chapter 7 debtors former auditor Case 2Recovered more than $50 million on behalf of a Chapter 7 trustee in fraudulent transfer litigation arising out of the restructuring and sale of a medical services company. Case 3Recovered a $20 million judgment in a dispute involving a television station. Case 4Recovered a $24 million judgment, including a $7 million punitive damage award, against a national bank on lender-liability claims for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and misrepresentation Case 5Represented numerous real estate developers and other businesses in eight- to nine-figure disputes with banks and other financial institutions Case 6Recovered an eight-figure verdict in a breach of contract case involving a dispute over programming and other rights with respect to a television station Case 7Recovered a fraudulently transferred business and millions of dollars in damages on behalf of two Chapter 7 trustees and prevailed on claims of fraudulent transfer and breach of fiduciary duty against an individual debtor, his wife and various entities Case 8Successfully represented law enforcement officials in civil rights claims against their superiors and recovered substantial money damages, along with injunctive relief Case 9Successfully defended claims of patent infringement and obtained a declaration invalidating a patent Case 10 Successfully represented an originator of a television show against a defendant alleged to have misappropriated plaintiffs programing ideas Case 11 Successfully represented a minority family in civil rights claims against police, school and township officials