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Bankruptcy and corporate counsel providing mega-case experience through a small firm platform.

Our goal is to provide clients with efficient, value-maximizing and high-quality representation. We believe in providing an honest assessment of strategy and likelihood of outcomes, in finding creative and appropriate solutions on fees and staffing, and on focusing time and money on the areas that will yield the greatest returns.

Our firm provides a cost-effective option for any creditor to meaningfully participate in even the largest and most complex Chapter 11 cases, for small businesses to restructure under the Small Businesses Reorganization Act, and for clients seeking sophisticated representation for commercial transactions. Our firm provides an ideal platform for:

Chapter 11 Claims Analysis: creditors seeking to navigate the Chapter 11 process, including settling, selling or litigating their claims
Bankruptcy Claims Trading: buyers and sellers of bankruptcy claims
- Resources:
  - Claim Transfer Agreements: Overview and Considerations for Crypto and Online Marketplaces
Preferences: Defendants of preference actions brought under section 547(b) of the Bankruptcy Code
- Resources:
  - Delaware Decision Clarifies New “Due Diligence” Requirement for Preferences
Rejection Damages: Contract or lease counterparties in negotiation and litigation of their rejection damages claims
- Resources:
  - The Value of Being Rejected: Determining the Appropriate Discount Rate for Rejection Damages
  - Recent Decision Creates Uncertainty for Tenants’ Subchapter V Eligibility
Small Business Reorganization: Companies considering reorganization under subchapter V of Chapter 11
- Resources:
Transactional: Companies or individuals seeking to negotiate and enter into transactions both in and out of bankruptcy, including section 363 sales, asset or stock purchase agreements, franchise agreements and other transactions.

Bankruptcy and corporate counsel providing mega-case experience through a small firm platform.

Chapter 11 Claims Analysis: creditors seeking to navigate the Chapter 11 process, including settling, selling or litigating their claims

Bankruptcy Claims Trading: buyers and sellers of bankruptcy claims

Preferences: Defendants of preference actions brought under section 547(b) of the Bankruptcy Code

Rejection Damages: Contract or lease counterparties in negotiation and litigation of their rejection damages claims

Small Business Reorganization: Companies considering reorganization under subchapter V of Chapter 11

Transactional: Companies or individuals seeking to negotiate and enter into transactions both in and out of bankruptcy, including section 363 sales, asset or stock purchase agreements, franchise agreements and other transactions.