$ 420-420 per hour
About Caroline
Biography
Caroline R. Djang is a senior associate in the Corporate Restructuring and Creditors' Rights Group and a member of the firm's Business Litigation Department. Ms. Djang's practice includes the representation of debtors, secured lenders, chapter 11 trustees, landlords and other creditors in bankruptcy cases and adversary proceedings. Prior to joining Rutan & Tucker, Ms. Djang was a judicial law clerk at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for seven years, clerking for U.S. Bankruptcy Judges Ellen Carroll, Vincent P. Zurzolo, Sheri Bluebond and Richard M. Neiter. Most recently, Ms. Djang was honored as a Rising Star by the Southern California Super Lawyers publication for 2011 and 2012.
Practice Areas
5
Practice Areas
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
40%
25 years
Banking
15%
16 years
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
15%
25 years
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
15%
25 years
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
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Licensed in California for 24 years
State: California
Acquired: 2001
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Location
Rutan & Tucker, LLP
611 Anton Blvd 14th Fl, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626
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Caroline Renee Djang's Lawyer Endorsements
"I endorse this lawyer."
"I highly recommend Caroline and fully endorse her services."
"Ms. Djang is extremely knowledgeable, professional and innovative. She is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcome for her clients and works diligently on their cases."
Karen Steinitz
Workers compensation lawyer
Experience
Honors
2013
Lawyers of Color's Inaugural Hot List (Western Region), Lawyers of Color LLC
2013
Movers and Shakers, OC Metro
2012
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2012
Movers and Shakers, OC Metro
2012
Top LA Women Lawyers, Los Angeles Magazine
2011
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
Work Experience
2011 - Present
Associate, Rutan & Tucker
2008 - 2011
Associate, Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell, LLP
2001 - 2008
Law Clerk, United States Federal Bankruptcy Court
2000 - 2000
Summer Associate, Squire Sanders & Dempsey, LLP
2000 - 2001
Research Assistant, Loyola Law School Los Angeles
1999 - 1999
Summer Associate, Graham & James
Associations
2013 - Present
Make a Point FoundationBoard of Directors
2013 - Present
Women's Law Association of Orange CountyMember
2013 - Present
Orange County Bankruptcy Forum Board of DirectorsSecretary
2012 - Present
National Asian Pacific American Bar AssociationNAPABA Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditors' Rights Committee
2012 - Present
ProvisorsExecutive Committee Member
2012 - Present
Commercial Real Estate WomenMember
2011 - Present
Orange County Bankruptcy ForumMember
2011 - Present
Orange County Bar AssociationMember
2008 - Present
American Bankruptcy InstituteMember
2008 - Present
International Women's Insolvency and Restructuring ConfederationMember
2008 - 2011
Los Angeles Bankruptcy ForumMember
Sample of Legal Cases
In re Namco
In re Estate Financial Mortgage Fund
Education
N/A
Loyola Law School
law
N/A
Univ of Pennsylvania
undergraduate
Speaking Engagements
2013
Commercial Real Estate Women
The Future of Business & Development in Orange County
2010
Orange County Korean American Bar Association, Fifth Annual Community Law School
Bankruptcy
2009
Los Angeles Paralegal Association
A Discussion of Ethical Issues in Bankruptcy Cases
2008
Loyola Law School Business Law Society
Bankruptcy
Publications
2012
Los Angeles Lawyer
Singled Out - Chapter 11 Provides Only Temporary Respite to an Entity in a Single Asset Real Estate Bankruptcy
2011
Los Angeles Daily Journal
Stern v. Marshall Bankruptcy Case: Bombshell or Dud?
2011
Los Angeles Daily Journal
Volunteer Attorney Program Can Alleviate Bankruptcy Court's Massive Workload
Languages
English