Dilworth Paxson’s Bankruptcy Practice and Nine Attorneys were Recognized in Chambers USA 2026
PHILADELPHIA (June 11, 2026) – Dilworth Paxson LLP is pleased to announce that its Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Creditors’ Rights Group and nine attorneys in six practice areas in Pennsylvania have been recognized in Chambers USA 2026.
The firm’s Bankruptcy/Restructuring Practice Group was ranked Band 2 in Pennsylvania: Philadelphia & Surrounds. Four attorneys in Dilworth’s Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Creditors’ Rights practice were also individually ranked. Anne Marie Aaronson was recognized in Band 3 for her extensive experience advising debtors and creditors in complex bankruptcy and restructuring matters. James Matour was recognized in Band 4 for his broad bankruptcy practice, including workouts, restructurings, and insolvency proceedings. Lawrence McMichael was again recognized as a Star Individual for his longstanding leadership and distinguished work in high-profile bankruptcy matters. Martin Weis was also ranked in Band 3 for his representation of creditors and other parties in sophisticated restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings.
“Dilworth Paxson LLP has a comprehensive bankruptcy and restructuring team that advises distressed companies from various sectors, including publishing, real estate and technology. It is particularly noted for its strength in representing debtors and lenders in complex Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 cases. It is also well-versed in creditors’ rights and corporate restructurings,” according to the Chambers and Partners review.
In addition, Marc Feller received a ranking for the third year in a row in Senior Statespeople for his Public Finance work advising governmental entities, financial institutions, and other stakeholders in public finance transactions in Pennsylvania.
Neil Sklaroff was once again recognized in Senior Statespeople for Real Estate: Zoning and Land Use in Pennsylvania. Chambers noted that he has a distinguished practice advising developers, businesses, institutions, and individuals on zoning, land use, development, administrative, and related real estate matters.
David Smith was recognized in Band 4 in Litigation: General Commercial in Pennsylvania: Philadelphia & Surrounds for his work handling complex commercial disputes and business litigation matters on behalf of clients across a variety of industries, including claims relating to antitrust, IP and trade secrets.
Jennifer Platzkere Snyder was ranked for the first time in Band 4 in Labor & Employment, reflecting her experience advising employers on workplace issues, employment litigation, and strategic labor and employment counseling in Pennsylvania.
Matthew Whitehorn earned Band 2 recognition in Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation for his counsel on employee benefits matters, executive compensation arrangements, and related regulatory compliance issues in Pennsylvania.
Conducted by hundreds of research analysts across numerous jurisdictions, Chambers and Partners ranks law firms and attorneys based on extensive interviews with clients and peers, as well as detailed submissions from law firms. Chambers evaluates legal professionals on criteria including technical legal ability, client service, commercial awareness, diligence, and depth of expertise.
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About Dilworth Paxson
Founded in 1933, Dilworth Paxson LLP has offices in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Delaware. Dilworth has a rich and impressive history filled with landmark work that reflects a tradition of legal excellence and a deep concern for its clients and the communities it serves. Dilworth represents a broad spectrum of clients, including the world’s leading companies, regional businesses, governmental and civic entities, and individuals.