We have extensive experience in representing trade creditors in all aspects of insolvency matters, including advising on supply chain issues with financially troubled vendors, advising on the management of pre-bankruptcy customers’ credit exposure, negotiating post-petition credit with the debtor, advising on the assumption or rejection of executory contracts, asserting reclamation rights and rights for goods provided within 20 days of the bankruptcy filing, assisting domestic and foreign vendors in the recovery of their claims, defending preference and other avoidance actions, and advising on the buying or selling of proofs of claim.
We represent a wide range of clients in these matters, including technology companies, utilities, landlords, media companies, commercial airlines, and energy companies.
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03.07.24
What Is a Stalking Horse Bidder in a Section 363 Sale and Why Might I Want to Be One?
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02.22.24
Can I Net Amounts Owed to the Debtor Against Amounts Owed to Me?
Articles + Publications
02.08.24
What Is the New Value Defense to a Preference Action?
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02.06.24
What Are the Pros and Cons of Selling a Bankruptcy Claim?
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01.25.24
What Is the Absolute Priority Rule and How Does It Affect Payment on My Claim In Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
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01.18.24
Preference Actions: What Is the Ordinary Course of Business Defense?