• the representation of The Trump Organization in a competitive bidding process for the sale of real estate in Atlantic City, New Jersey;
• the representation of the official committee of asbestos claimants in a case involving a national manufacturer of building products;
• the representation of British Telecom defending a multi-million dollar preference and fraudulent transfer claim;
• the representation of a creditors' committee in the Chapter 11 case of a national snack cake manufacturer involving serious allegations of accounting irregularities and fraud.

Mr. Cargill has lectured on numerous insolvency topics for the New Jersey Institute of Continuing Education. He is also a frequent contributor to periodicals published by the National Association of Credit Management, the Credit Research Foundation and the American Bankruptcy Institute. He has presented lectures to dozens of credit groups and corporations across the country on numerous bankruptcy related issues, including the latest trends in Chapter 11 cases, preference liability issues, litigation tactics in insolvency proceedings; the intersection between the Bankruptcy Code and the Uniform Commercial Code; steps creditors can take to enhance their credit position; and obligations relating to service on creditors' committees.

Articles Quoting Scott Cargill

• “Trump Trying to Buy Land He Already Owns,” Associated Press Online, Geoff Mulvihill, July 9, 2005
• “Kitchen Etc. to Seek Liquidation OK,” The Deal, Soma Biswas, December 15, 2004

Published Opinions

• In re G-I HOLDINGS, INC. f/k/a GAF Corporation, 327 B.R. 730, 45 (Bankr.D.N.J. 2005).