An independent litigation firm with national reach
Cross-border disputes.
Global recovery.
Gluck & Co. LLP represents officeholders, creditors, judgment holders, and businesses in U.S. litigation, cross-border insolvency, and asset recovery.
U.S. Counsel to Foreign OfficeholdersComplex disputes Cross-border assets Coordinated recovery
01 What We Do
Explore All CapabilitiesComplex claims.
Coordinated recovery.
Our lawyers combine trial and appellate advocacy with cross-border discovery, asset tracing, insolvency recognition, emergency relief, and judgment enforcement.
Cross-Border
Asset Recovery
Judgment and award enforcement, § 1782 discovery, intermediary-bank discovery, asset tracing, and provisional relief.
Explore the PracticeOfficeholders, Insolvency
& Creditor Rights
U.S. counsel to liquidators, receivers, trustees, creditors, and other fiduciaries in Chapter 15 and related proceedings.
Explore the PracticeDigital Assets &
Cryptocurrency
Litigation, insolvency, wallet and exchange discovery, asset recovery, and court-authorized service of process by NFT.
Explore the PracticeCommercial, Maritime
& Insurance
Trial and appellate representation in consequential contract, fiduciary-duty, shipping, and insurance disputes.
Explore the Practice02 Representative Matters
Explore All MattersExperience measured
by the work.
Selected engagements reflecting the firm’s work in complex commercial disputes, cross-border insolvency, judgment enforcement, asset recovery, digital assets, and maritime litigation.
01Three Arrows Capital
Lead U.S. counsel to the joint official liquidators in U.S. recognition, discovery, and recovery proceedings arising from the collapse of the digital-asset investment fund.
02Platinum Partners
Representation of Cayman Islands liquidators in Chapter 15 proceedings, cross-border discovery, and related litigation arising from the collapse of an investment-fund complex.
583 B.R. 803 · 400 F. Supp. 3d 2 · 469 F. Supp. 3d 105
Explore Related Practice03In re Norske Skogindustrier A.S.A.
Representation of the Norwegian bankruptcy estate in Chapter 15 proceedings and related U.S. litigation, including published decisions addressing foreign-law claims and Bankruptcy Code safe-harbor defenses.
629 B.R. 717
Explore Related Practice04Fürstenberg Finance
Representation in U.S. discovery proceedings for use in foreign matters, including appellate decisions from the Second and Eleventh Circuits.
877 F.3d 1031 · 785 F. App’x 882
Explore Related Practice05Cerner Middle East
A multi-jurisdiction campaign to enforce an ICC arbitral award against foreign obligors and affiliated entities, producing three published appellate decisions.
939 F.3d 1009 · 939 F.3d 1016 · 305 Or. App. 413
Explore Related Practice06Service of Process by NFT
Representation resulting in a New York court order authorizing service of process through a non-fungible token in a digital-asset recovery matter.
Representative matters include engagements handled by firm attorneys before the founding of Gluck & Co. LLP, including at prior firms. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
03 Distinctive Methods
Established doctrine.
New paths to recovery.
Some disputes require a different route to the evidence or the defendant.
Warren Gluck developed the approaches below to address obstacles in international discovery and digital-asset litigation, using established procedural tools and court-supervised relief.
01 Cross-Border Discovery
Intermediary-Bank
Discovery
Evidence through New York’s payment system.
International payments may pass through New York even when both parties are abroad. Warren pioneered targeted discovery at those transaction points to obtain records of payment paths, accounts, and counterparties. Where legally available, that evidence can inform litigation and recovery.
- 01Identify the path
Evaluate transfers that may have moved through New York.
- 02Develop the record
Seek appropriately tailored records from intermediary banks.
- 03Advance recovery
Integrate the evidence into litigation and enforcement strategy.
02 Digital Assets · Alternative Service
Service of Process
by NFT
A court-authorized route to pseudonymous defendants.
When defendants were identified principally through blockchain addresses, Warren obtained a New York court order authorizing service through a special-purpose token delivered to the relevant wallet. The method provided access to court papers under judicial supervision.
- 01Court authorization
Obtain approval for an alternative method of service.
- 02Service token
Create a special-purpose token linked to the court papers.
- 03Wallet delivery
Deliver the token to the relevant blockchain address.
Our People
Deep experience.
Independent by design.
Our lawyers bring more than 70 years of combined experience to litigation, insolvency, and asset recovery. Partners stay closely involved in strategy and execution. Our independent structure supports focused teams and the ability to consider matters that larger firms may be unable to accept.
Meet the TeamDiscuss a Matter
Complex claims require a
strategy built for recovery.
We welcome inquiries concerning complex litigation, cross-border insolvency, judgment enforcement, asset recovery, digital assets, and related proceedings.
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