DAVID B. GOLUBCHIK, born Kiev, Ukraine, January 10, 1971; admitted to
bar 1996, California. Education: University of California, Los Angeles (B.A.
1992), Pepperdine University School of Law (J.D., 1996). Vice Chairman,
Moot Court Board; Vice Magistrate, Phi Delta Phi International Legal
Fraternity; American Jurisprudence Award in Business Reorganization
in Bankruptcy. In addition to the State Bar of California, admitted to the
U.S. District Court, Central, Southern, Eastern and Northern Districts of
California. Law Clerk to the Honorable Thomas B. Donovan, United States
Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California (1996-1997). Member,
American, California and Los Angeles Bar Associations, American
Bankruptcy Institute (Board of Advisors), Financial Lawyers Conference, Los
Angeles Bankruptcy Forum and Beverly Hills Bar Association (Executive
Committee). Practice emphasizes bankruptcy, corporate insolvency and
creditors’ rights. Language: Russian.

Articles written by David Golubchik include: “Representing Closely Held
Corporations in Bankruptcy: The Ethical Dilemma,” Commercial Lawyers’
Association Conference, November 1999; “Bankruptcy Law – A Debtor’s
Press Release,” National Law Journal, May 29, 2000; “Taking a Piece of
the Action in Bankruptcy,” Bay Area Bankruptcy Forum Conference, June
6, 2000; “Bankruptcy Law – Unwinding Settlements,” National Law Journal,
October 23, 2000; “Bankruptcy Law – Involuntary Proceedings,” National
Law Journal, February 2, 2004; “The Rights Of A Lessee In A Lessor’s
Bankruptcy: Section 365(h) Of The Bankruptcy Code,” Los Angeles
Country Bar Association, Real Estate Subsection, March 25, 2004; and
“Defending Nondischargeability Actions in Bankruptcy,” Public Counsel,
2002-2004; “Outlooks and Strategies For Distressed Commercial Real
Estate Loans,” Grubb and Ellis presentation, May 14, 2009; “Chapter 11
Focus: Small Business and Single Asset Real Estate Cases,” Los Angeles
Country Bar Association, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Subsection,
January 27, 2010.