Camille Bent partners with clients to help them achieve their goals using a detail-oriented and analytical approach toward the most effective and efficient solution. She focuses her practice in the areas of business bankruptcy and restructuring. Camille advises debtors, creditors and other interested parties in transactions and in litigation arising out of corporate insolvencies.
Camille counsels clients on a broad range of insolvency-related matters, including cases under Chapter 11 and 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. She has significant experience in intercreditor disputes and defending parties in fraudulent transfer and preference litigation.
Camille is an active and engaged professional in the bankruptcy industry. She is a frequent author and speaker for the American Bankruptcy Institute, the National Conferences of Bankruptcy Judges and the New York City Bar Association (NYCBA). She serves on the NYCBA’s Bankruptcy & Corporate Reorganization Committee and has led its Voidable Transactions Subcommittee. She previously served at the local and international levels of the International Women’s Insolvency and Restructuring Confederation. Camille is also actively involved in the workplace as the Co-Chair of the New York office’s Inclusion and Diversity Committee, leading programming and other initiatives that support the office’s diversity, inclusion and equity goals.
Camille has been recognized for her work with the coveted Law360 Rising Star award in 2021 and American Bankruptcy Institute’s “40 Under 40” Emerging Leaders in Insolvency Practice award in 2019.