The Bankruptcy Code is a Federal Statute and there are hundreds of bankruptcy courts around the country. Litigation in these courts is governed by the Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure which in many ways are similar to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Although not unlike U.S. District Court, bankruptcy courts typically move cases quickly and even summarily. Therefore, a firm and confident approach is necessary when appearing in these courts. Wiley Rein attorneys have been practicing in these courts for decades and we have the specific combination of both substantive bankruptcy law experience and trial court experience to assert our clients' rights with vigor and zeal. For more information on Bankruptcy Litigation, see the following: