Agatha C. Mingos

Aggie frequently represents lending institutions and parties involved in commercial real estate transactions as well as litigation involving commercial real estate loans. She is also skilled in bankruptcy law, having represented both creditors and debtors in bankruptcy matters.

In addition, she counsels clients on various labor and employment issues. She has successfully defended businesses facing wage and hour claims, discrimination claims, and sexual harassment claims. Aggie is trained to conduct internal investigations, particularly within the context of sexual harassment.

Aggie began her career at White and Williams where she practiced law for several years and established a foundation for her legal success. She then practiced law as a member of the Financial Restructuring and Bankruptcy group of an AmLaw 200 firm, where she also expanded her legal experience in real estate and finance transactions. She was most recently a partner at a New York firm where she handled transactional and commercial litigation matters and advised clients as outside general counsel.

Prior to entering private practice, Aggie served as a judicial law clerk to President Judge Vaughn of the Delaware Superior Court, who now serves as a Justice on the Delaware Supreme Court. Her experience also includes a clerkship for Judge Robert B. Young and a judicial law clerk externship to Justice Ridgely of the Delaware Supreme Court.