Lou Strubeck, a partner in the Dallas office of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. since 1992, heads the firm's global Financial Restructuring, Bankruptcy and Insolvency practice group. He has a diverse and sophisticated practice with an emphasis on representing creditors including banks, insurance companies, hedge funds and other large institutional lenders, noteholders and bondholders in complex commercial restructurings and reorganizations both in and out of bankruptcy court and related litigation.

Recent significant matters in which he has been involved and represented major parties include Enron, World Com, Mirant Corporation, Calpine, Dynegy, Pilgrim's Pride, General Motors, Chrysler, North American Petroleum, Vitro and ASARCO.

• American College of Bankruptcy
• American Bankruptcy Institute
• Dallas Bar Association - Fee Dispute and Judiciary Subcommittee
• American Bar Association
• State Bars of New York and Texas
• Dallas and Tarrant County Bankruptcy Bar Associations

• Chambers & Partners USA, Band 1, Bankruptcy/Restructuring
• Texas Monthly, Top 100 Attorneys in Texas
• Law & Politics, Texas Super Lawyers
• DMagazine, Top 100 Lawyers

• Co-author, "Seventh Circuit Protects Creditor’s Choice To Gamble on Real Estate Over U.S. Treasuries," Fulbright Briefing, February 8, 2012
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Mr. Strubeck has served as an individual and panel presenter in numerous seminars on a variety of bankruptcy related topics, on a local, regional and national level.

1983 - J.D., Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law
1980 - B.A., College of Charleston

Mr. Strubeck is admitted to practice law in New York and Texas. He appears before bankruptcy and federal courts in bankruptcy cases throughout the country.