J. Heath Loftin, Esq.
Attorney J. Heath Loftin is the managing member of Rumbling Waters, as well as a partner in Reynolds, Reynolds and Little. His practice as an attorney includes areas such as: real estate closings, corrective title issues, title searches, disability claims, contract law, and business law. Additionally, Loftin’s practice is involved in the representation and advisement of financial institutions, lenders, landlords, bankruptcy trustees and various creditors in a wide variety of areas. Some areas in particular are: troubled debt, loan workouts, secured transactions, fraudulent transfers, discharge objections, preference actions, administrative claims and proceedings, mortgage foreclosure, title review and correction, replevin, lender liability, and landlord/tenant rights. He is also a licensed title insurance agent for the state of Alabama.
Education:
+ Auburn University; B.A. Summa Cum Laude (2003)
+ Cumberland School of Law at Samford University; J.D.; Cum Laude (2007)
+ Alabama (2007) & Tennessee (2013)
Admissions:
+ All Alabama & Tennessee State Courts
+ All Federal Districts in Alabama (standard and bankruptcy)
Associations:
+ ABI; Montgomery County Bar Association
Leading Case:
Selected to serve as counsel for Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors – In re: United Plastics Recycling, Inc., U.S. Bkty MD Ala 15-32928 & In re: United Lands, LLC, U.S. Bkty MD Ala. 15-32926 (jointly administered)
Recent Publications:
+ Chapter 13 – The Devil Resides in the Details; Alabama Bankers Association; Board Briefs (July/August 2016)
+ Secondary Liability for Copyright Infringement: Why the Courts May be Nearing the End of the Line for Imposing Further Liability on Peer-to-Peer Software Distributors; 37 Cumb.L.Rev. 111 (2007)
Civic Organizations and Community Involvement:
+ Montgomery Capital Rotary Club – Paul Harris Fellow
+ Montgomery County Volunteer Lawyers Program
+ Alabama F & AM – Past Master