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Rebecca Litteneker, a founding member of McNutt & Litteneker, LLP, has 20 years' experience specializing in commercial law, bankruptcy, and insolvency. Ms. Litteneker has been an in-house attorney at a major financial institution and for the past ten years she has been the principal attorney on several large bankruptcy cases, as well as representing creditors' committees, creditors, purchasers of assets in bankruptcy, and trustees.
Education
• University of Utah (B.S., magna cum laude, 1979)
• University of California, Hastings College of Law (J.D. 1983)
• Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi
Bar Admission
• 1983, California
Professional Affiliations
• Bar Association of San Francisco
o Chair, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section (2000 – 2001)
o Co-Chair, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Committee, Barristers Club (1990)
• American Bar Association
o Chair, Loan Workouts Bankruptcy Subcommittee, Banking Law Committee
(1998 – 2002)
o Vice Chair, Loan Workouts Bankruptcy Subcommittee, Banking Law Committee (1995 – 1998)
• American Bankruptcy Institute
• International Women's Insolvency & Restructuring
Confederation
o Co-Chair (2006 - Present)
Publications
• Co-Author: California Title Insurance Practice, Continuing Education of the Bar (1997)
Speaking Engagements
• Moderator, ""It Only Hurts When You're In Labor: Tips and Tricks for Recognizing and Addressing Employment Problems in Bankruptcy", Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San
Francisco (2007)
• Speaker, "Buying and Selling the Distressed
Small Business: Choosing Opportunity or
Catastrophe?", Program, ABA Section of Business Law, ABA
Annual Meeting, San Francisco (2007)
• Moderator, "Working Hard for the Money: Recent Developments in Conflicts and Fees", Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San Francisco (2007)
• Moderator, "How to Round Up and Wrangle a Modern Committee", Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San Francisco (2006)
• "Basics on Buying and Selling Assets of Troubled Companies," Strategic Acquisition and Enforcement of Intellectual Property as a Business Asset Conference, Institute for Professional and Executive Development, Inc (2005)
• Moderator, "Careful With Your Pillow Talk: Creating and Preserving the Privilege Between Debtors, Committees, and Their Professionals," Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San Francisco (2005)
• "Administering Large Cases: Better to Rule in Hell or to Serve in Heaven?" Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San Francisco, (2003)
• "Consumer Issues in Bankruptcy; The Trouble with Tribbles: They Multiply Faster Than Rabbits and Are a Million Times Scarier," Section of Business Law, American Bar Association (Spring Meeting 2001)
• "Security Interests in Intellectual Property: Enforceable Liens or Roadkill on the Information Superhighway?" Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section, Bar Association of San Francisco (1999)
• "Subprime Lending: High Yield, High Risk or Just Plain Stupid," Loan Workouts and Bankruptcy Subcommittee, Banking Law Committee , American Bar Association (1999)
• "Big Bones for Old Dogs: Using Equity Markets to Feed Workouts and Bankruptcies," Loan Workouts Subcommittee and Commercial Financial Services Committee, American Bar Association (1999)
Other Experience
Ms. Litteneker served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Charles E. Wiggins of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit from 1984 - 1985 and as a court Law Clerk for the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit from 1983 - 1984.
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