Bryce Suzuki

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About Bryce Suzuki

Bryce Suzuki is a partner at the Phoenix office of Snell & Wilmer. He provides strategic business planning and dispute resolution assistance to a diverse range of lenders, companies, and business owners. His practice focuses on providing advice to clients affected by potential or actual insolvency issues. In addition, he advises businesses, including early-stage and growing technology companies, in the field of cryptocurrency (Bitcoin), blockchain, and related technologies. Mr. Suzuki has represented secured and unsecured creditors, debtors, landlords, vendors, investors, and equity security holders in a wide array of commercial restructuring and insolvency issues, including loan workouts, distressed asset sales, Chapter 11 bankruptcy administration and reorganization, liquidation, and distressed financing. He regularly first-chairs trials in bankruptcy courts and has handled bankruptcy cases in jurisdictions across the country by admission pro hac vice. He also has significant experience managing appeals involving bankruptcy and insolvency issues. Mr. Suzuki is active in various bar and community organizations. He currently serves on the Board of TMA Global. He is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and a Research Fellow of the ASU Center for Law, Science and Innovation. He is an adjunct professor at ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law. He previously served as the national co-chair of the Restructuring and Bankruptcy Committee for the National Asian Pacific Bar Association, chair of the Arizona State Bar’s Committee on Minorities and Women in the Law, and president of the Arizona Asian American Bar Association. He is fluent in Spanish and has conversational ability in French and basic Japanese. Specialties: Business Law, Bankruptcy Law, Article 9 Secured Transactions, Crypto and Distributed Ledger Technology