Nephi Hardman

Nephi Hardman has represented clients in hundreds of bankruptcy cases, including as debtor’s counsel in chapter 7s, chapter 13s, and a number of major chapter 11 reorganizations.

He has also represented appellants in several foreclosure cases before the New Mexico Court of Appeals and the New Mexico Supreme Court.

While in law school, Nephi convinced the BYU Law Review to publish his musings on arbitration awards in an environment of compulsory unionism. He used lots of footnotes and semicolons and other arcane devices, and to this day, doctors regularly prescribe his paper as a sleep-aid.

In 2019, SuperLawyers identified Mr. Hardman as a “top rated bankruptcy attorney in Albuquerque, NM” and designated him a “Rising Star” (perhaps it was the soporific effects of his law review paper).

Nephi married the girl of his dreams in 2004. They have four sons who are all very sweet and obedient when they’re asleep.

Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School

J.D. (2010) | Law

Brigham Young University

B.A. (2006)

Central European University, Visiting Student

Managing Member

Turnaround Bankruptcy, Nephi D. Hardman Attorney at Law, LLC

2019 - Current

Associate Attorney

William F. Davis & Assoc., P.C.

2010 - 2019

Arbitration Awards in an Environment of Compulsory Unionization: Is the High Degree of Deference Warranted?

BYU Law Review

April, 2009

Rising Star

Southwest SuperLawyers

2020

2019; Rising Stars is a designation of top-rated practicing attorneys selected through extensive evaluation.

Hawaii State Bar Association

Member

2023 - Current

American Bankruptcy Institute

Member

2011 - Current

J. Reuben Clark Law Society

Member

2010 - Current

State Bar of New Mexico

Member

2010 - Current

Hawaii

Hawaii State Bar Association

Since 2023

New Mexico

State Bar of New Mexico

Since 2010

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