Roy has represented secured creditors, indenture trustees and creditor committees throughout the country. Additionally, he has been involved in various niche issues within the bankruptcy practice: involuntary bankruptcy prosecution, cross border insolvency litigation, prosecution/defense of fraudulent transfer and preference litigation, cram down defense and Assignment for Benefit of Creditors (ABC) litigation and niche issues outside the bankruptcy arena including: contested domestication of foreign judgments; SWAP agreement litigation and Article 9 priority prosecution.

After 30 years of practicing law, Roy has been repeatedly called upon over the last decade to  serve as a designated neutral in a myriad of substantive cases. Board certified for over 15 years, he is a recognized expert in all facets of bankruptcy matters (drafting of consensual Chapter 11 plans of reorganization, pre-suit and pending adversary proceedings involving avoidable preferences and fraudulent transfer litigation, fraud in the inducement, and claims objections), as well as a broad range of civil and commercial disputes (breach of contract, noncompete agreements, and restrictive covenants, partnership disputes, banking and Article 9, eminent domain, valuation disputes, business dissolution, landlord/tenant disputes and foreclosure/lien contests).

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• University of Miami, B.A. (1984)
• University of Miami School of Law, J.D. (1988)
• St. John's University School of Law, Gov. Hugh Carey Dispute Resolution CenterCertified Inaugural Class, First Florida Graduate, 2011

• Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Mediator
• All Florida Judicial Courts
• American Bankruptcy Institute
• Florida Bar
• American Board of Certification, 2007-2011
• Bankruptcy Law Educational Series Foundation (Pro Bono, Middle District of Florida)
• Central Florida Bankruptcy Law Association
• Diversity & Inclusion Steering Committee, 2016

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