Jordan Leu represents clients across a wide range of commercial and bankruptcy disputes. He consistently thinks outside the box—both before litigation is filed and also when advocating in court or arbitration. Jordan's wide range of experience in state and federal courts and in arbitration includes representing energy companies, financial institutions, private equity firms, manufacturers, service providers, and others in a variety of commercial disputes.
Jordan’s commercial litigation experience includes, among other things, contract disputes, business torts, oil and gas disputes, fraud and misrepresentation claims, lender liability, collections, statutory claims, antitrust claims, price-gouging claims, real-estate litigation, and defending prominent companies in litigation brought by state attorneys general.
Jordan also regularly represents debtors, creditors, sponsors, and other parties in litigation related to financial restructuring and bankruptcy, and defends lawyers and law firms in professional liability cases.
Jordan has significant experience attacking and defending complex valuations and damage models, navigating difficult fiduciary and attorney-client privilege issues, and defending prominent law firms when their work comes under attack. In addition to his client work, Jordan regularly speaks on matters ranging from legal ethics to the unique aspects of litigating in bankruptcy court.
