Education

J.D., with honors, Southwestern Law School
B.A., University of Southern California

Bar Admissions

California

Services

Industries

Memberships

California Lawyers Association, Business Law Section Insolvency Committee
California Bankruptcy Journal, Editor (2004-2008)
Orange County Bar Association, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section; Chairman (2007), Program Chairman (2006)
Orange County Bankruptcy Forum
California Bankruptcy Forum

A. Kenneth Hennesay

Partner

Ken enjoys a diverse practice that ranges from origination and closing of commercial real estate finance transactions to resolving financial distress situations that involve complex, multi-disciplinary legal and business issues in often intensive negotiation and litigation postures. At the origination stage, Ken represents borrowers and lenders in acquisition, construction, bridge and permanent financing involving multifamily, industrial, office, hotel, retail and development properties around the country. In distress situations, Ken represents secured creditors/lenders, commercial landlords, land developers, commercial property owners, and parties to distressed asset transactions. Ken is experienced in loan modifications, forbearance agreements, judicial and non-judicial foreclosure, receiverships, deed-in-lieu transactions, and enforcement of remedies (including in state, federal, and bankruptcy courts).

Foreclosure and Repossession - Lorman Seminar

San Diego, California

1.14.09

Allen Matkins Represents Smart Earth Technologies LLC in Confirming Chapter 11 Plan that Resolves Over $100 Million in Liabilities

Press Mention

3.27.24
Allen Matkins Elects Attorneys to Partnership - New Partners Based in Firm's Century City and Orange County Offices

New Partners Based in Firm's Century City and Orange County Offices

Press Release

4.23.09
A Buyer in Default, an Intransigent Seller, and the Buyer's Ability to Assume a Real Property Purchase Contract Despite its Material Breach

By A. Kenneth Hennesay in the California Bankruptcy Journal Vol. 29, No. 4

Article

10.01.08
Fickle Gatekeepers: Application of the "Good Faith" Doctrine in Sylmar Plaza and PPI Enterprises Inspires Little Faith in the Integrity of the Chapter 11 System

By A. Kenneth Hennesay in the California Bankruptcy Journal Vol. 27 No. 3

Article

7.01.04

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