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Michael Vincent Ohlman is a seasoned attorney based in Chicago, specializing in Business Litigation, Corporate Restructuring, Energy, Personal Injury, and Restructuring. With a wealth of experience and a keen intellect, Michael provides clients with innovative solutions to complex legal challenges. As a dedicated member of the law firm Forrest L. Ingram, P.C., he has played a pivotal role as the lead attorney for Chapter 11 restructuring clients, navigating intricate business litigation matters and managing all appeals filed by the firm. Michael's legal journey began as an associate at Tamari & Blumenthal, LLC, where he focused on commercial litigation for business clients across Illinois. His diverse experience includes representing international creditors in bankruptcy proceedings and advising on commercial and residential property issues. His multifaceted background equips him with unique insights into the intricacies of both corporate and personal legal matters. A graduate of John Marshall Law School, Michael further honed his skills by serving as a research assistant to esteemed professors and externing for The Honorable Judge Bruce Black in the Bankruptcy Division of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. He also gained invaluable experience as a legal clerk for The Honorable Judge Ponce de Leon in Cook County. After completing his studies, he collaborated with Professor Baastian Van Zelst from the Universiteit te Amsterdam, contributing to research aimed at influencing the European Union's adoption of a version of the Uniform Commercial Code. Michael Ohlman's commitment to excellence, combined with his extensive experience and mentorship of younger associates, solidifies his reputation as a trusted legal professional in Chicago's competitive landscape.
Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorneys help businesses reorganize their debts while continuing operations. They create plans to restructure and emerge financially stronger. Common matters include business reorganization, debt restructuring, creditor negotiations, asset protection.