Michael Pipkin

Michael Pipkin represents debtors, creditors, trustees, and lenders in bankruptcy, restructuring, and business litigation matters. His practice focuses on helping clients navigate insolvency proceedings, resolve disputes, and achieve practical business solutions.

Michael has experience representing Chapter 11 debtors, Subchapter V debtors, Chapter 7 trustees, and creditors in a variety of bankruptcy matters. He has assisted trustees with estate administration and adversary proceedings, supported debtors through restructuring and plan confirmation efforts, and represented secured lenders in contested Chapter 11 proceedings. His work also includes researching complex bankruptcy issues and drafting pleadings in adversary proceedings, appeals, and receivership-related disputes.

During law school, Michael served as a judicial extern to Judge Amos L. Mazzant III of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, where he drafted judicial orders and observed federal court proceedings.

Michael is active in the legal community through his involvement with the Dallas Bar Association, American Bar Association, and the Honorable John C. Ford Inn of Court.