I am an attorney in New York City with clients in various states, including California and Florida. I was introduced to Mr. Wilcox a number of years ago, and have used him for various bankruptcies and corporate reorganization matters. Mr. Wilcox knowledge of the UCC and federal bankruptcy code is excellent (and I started my career in the bankruptcy department of a Wall Street firm), and I always have found Mr. Wilcox to have excellent instincts when we had to prepare trial and negotiation strategies. At all times, his performance was superb. In one particular instance, my client was prepared to settle a preference action for $150,000 to $200,000, and Mr. Wilcox, who was fully prepared to "do battle" and using his negotiating prowess, conviinced the counsel for the bankruptcy trustee to accept $7,000.

It also was of enormous advantage that he is admitted to practice in Delaware, where my clients (as creditors) were involved in various bankruptcy proceedings. Mr. Wilcox also has been quite generous is providing consultations to my clients as a courtesy to me (i.e. without charging the client).

Only the directions governing these reviews prevents me from providing my full name and contact information, because I would be happy to provide specifics. I am aware that there is a less-than-complimentary review of Mr. Wilcox, but that hardly is my experience. I have worked with him over the years on over a half dozen major cases which, in toto, involved millions of dollars in claims, and I wouldn't hesitate one moment to involve him in any future corporate-commercial-bankruptcy matters.

I can not believe how my case was handled, I do not know how can Mr. Wilcox miss leading me. Stay away!!