Represented the property owners association for a major, luxury golf course, country club and residential community in the bankruptcy case of the private club (In re Crosby Golf Club). Munsch Hardt successfully litigated a request by the association to transfer the venue of the case from North Texas to the Central District of California. Munsch Hardt believes that it is the sole firm in the entire United States to feature two bankruptcy attorneys, including Mr. Ong, who have successfully transferred the venue of more than one golf course business bankruptcy case across the country.  

Represented a quasi-state agency and statutory association (Texas Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association) in the jointly administered bankruptcy cases of affiliated debtors implicating substantial allegations of fraud. Through Mr. Ong's efforts, a single Chapter 7 trustee was installed for all of the debtors' estates, and the client prevailed upon the trustee to engage the client's co-counsel as the trustee's special litigation counsel. Thereafter, Mr. Ong worked with co-counsel in order to successfully negotiate a global settlement providing for substantial distributions to creditors of all of the debtors' estates.

Represented the Chapter 11 Trustee of a holding company for a technology enterprise, and for a bankruptcy estate involving substantial claims for theft of corporate opportunity. Mr. Ong successfully negotiated, formulated, obtained confirmation of and implemented a Chapter 11 plan providing for 100% distributions on account of allowed claims.