Jameson A.E. Doub

Creditors' Rights Attorney

Jameson is an attorney within the bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice section focused on advocating for financial institutions, lenders, and other creditors in collections and bankruptcy proceedings. Having recently completed a term as a Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable Joseph Callaway, United States Bankruptcy Court Judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina, Jameson now devotes his skills to helping clients navigate complex issues related to commercial loan transactions, foreclosures, receiverships, liens, restructuring, and insolvency. He also provides support by drafting various contracts, loan documents, and workout documents.

Honors and Distinctions

  • Eagle Scout, Boy Scouts of America, 2012

Representative Experience

  • Representation of lender secured by real estate and farm equipment through foreclosure proceedings, state court litigation, article 9 asset sale, and borrower’s bankruptcy case.
  • Representation of secured lender in a state court replevin action to recover equipment collateral from a defaulting borrower.
  • Representation of secured lender in estate administration proceedings, liquidating collateral and recovering outstanding indebtedness from the decedent’s estate.
  • Representation of secured creditor in negotiating a short-term loan forbearance and modification agreement, resulting in full recovery of the outstanding debt.
  • Representation of judgment creditor in post-judgment collection efforts, including levying bank accounts and personal property through sheriff’s execution sale.
  • Representation of judgment creditor in a judgment renewal action and fraudulent transfer litigation to set aside and unwind fraudulent real estate conveyances.
  • Representation of Chapter 7 trustee in adversary proceeding avoidance actions to recover preferential and fraudulent transfers for the benefit of the bankruptcy estate.
  • Representation of secured lender in bankruptcy and adversary proceeding litigation objecting to discharge of debt.