This website is devoted solely to Phillip Stenger’s “Receivership Sourcebook” and can be easily reviewed by clicking on individual chapter designations or simply download a full version of "
Phil Stenger's Sourcebook of Receivership Law & Practice
" in PDF format.
Phillip Stenger is a nationally recognized author and lecturer on receivership law and senior principal with the Grand Rapids Michigan law firm Stenger & Stenger, P.C. Mr. Stenger has served as SEC-appointed liquidator and receiver for numerous international clients and is an authority on creditor’s rights, offshore & Caribbean Ponzi / pyramid schemes and forensic accounting.
His substantial experience includes appointments by the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands and Federal courts in Chicago, Detroit, Kentucky, Miami and New York. He has run businesses, sold property and conducted litigation across the United States and the Caribbean, including Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, the Caymans, the Commonwealth of Dominica, Bermuda and the Bahamas.
Phillip Stenger’s location in Grand Rapids, Michigan is no hindrance to his international clientele. Utilizing the latest technology for research and communication combined with a
Caribbean
satellite office and extensive world-wide travel, Phillip Stenger enjoys a substantial reputation and referrals from clients around the globe. These clients recognize his skills, attention to detail and successful strategies for locating hidden assets and their timely, cost-effective distribution to creditors and investors.
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