Taruna Garg

Taruna is a distinguished commercial litigator based in Stamford, Connecticut, with a focus on bankruptcy and creditor debtor rights, insolvency, and reorganization law. She has a proven track record in managing business litigation, successfully representing clients in both state and federal courts, including bankruptcy courts.

Recognized by the Connecticut Bar Association for her dedication and professionalism, Taruna offers over 20 years of legal experience, providing valuable insights in banking and finance. Her clientele ranges from business debtors, directors, officers, and employees to secured and unsecured creditors, trustees, creditor committees, insurance companies, and contract counterparties such as landlords, suppliers, and vendors.

Taruna’s pragmatic approach helps clients navigate complex issues, such as out-of-court workouts, liquidations, reorganizations, and proceedings under Chapter 7, 11, and 15. She provides strategic advice for clients acquiring assets of distressed entities, both in and out of bankruptcy situations. Her adept handling of public and private corporate liquidations and reorganizations covers adversary proceedings, turnovers, fraudulent transfers, preferences, directors' and officers' liability, and mortgage avoidance actions.

In her litigation practice at Harris Beach Murtha, Taruna advocates vigorously for individual and corporate clients through all stages of legal processes. She is experienced in dealing with breach of business contract cases, non-competition agreements, successor liability, lender liability, complex torts, and online defamation cases, in court, during settlements, or within alternative dispute resolution forums.

Prior to joining Harris Beach Murtha, Taruna represented local businesses at a small law firm, honing her skills to offer tailored, practical, and cost-effective legal solutions. Her expertise continues to be shared through articles and speaking engagements that address litigation and bankruptcy challenges faced by small to mid-sized businesses in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.