Thomas W. Drexler has practiced bankruptcy law by representing individual debtors and corporations for over twenty-five years, with his own unique philosophy on litigation that focuses on his clients’ interests and desired results. For plaintiffs who seek to file a lawsuit, Mr. Drexler will ensure that the time-consuming process of litigation does not consume the benefits of filing a lawsuit in court. Similarly, for defendants or respondents, Mr. Drexler will focus on the best and least expensive course of resolution. Alexander the Great solved the impossible riddle of the Gordian Knot, which could not be untied, by cutting it in half with his sword. Similarly, Thomas W. Drexler strives to apply the Alexandrian solution to litigation, by cutting through the layers of complication to reach the resolution desired EDUCATION
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