Creditors’ Rights.

Our firm focuses on representing creditors in debt collection, bankruptcy proceedings, and securing enforcement of their financial interests through legal means. They offer comprehensive services, including negotiation, litigation, and advisory support, to ensure creditors maximize recovery and protect their rights.

WHAT WE DO

Topics We Cover.

We specialize in representing the interests of creditors in various financial and legal matters. The scope of work typically includes:

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    Debt Collection and Enforcement

    Assisting clients in the recovery of outstanding debts through legal channels, including filing lawsuits, obtaining judgments, and executing on those judgments to collect what is owed.

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    Bankruptcy Representation

    Representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, ensuring that their rights are protected during the debtor's bankruptcy process. This includes filing proofs of claim, objecting to discharge or dischargeability of debts, and navigating the complexities of Chapter 7, 11, and 13 cases.

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    Loan Workouts and Restructuring

    Advising creditors on loan workouts and restructuring arrangements to maximize recovery while minimizing losses. This may involve negotiating new terms with debtors, creating payment plans, or restructuring existing debts.

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    Secured Transactions

    Ensuring that clients’ security interests are properly perfected and enforcing these interests when a debtor defaults. This includes handling issues related to liens, foreclosures, and repossessions of collateral.

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    Commercial Litigation

    Representing creditors in litigation involving breaches of contract, fraud, and other commercial disputes that may arise in the course of debt collection or enforcement.

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    Garnishments and Attachments

    Assisting creditors in obtaining garnishments, attachments, and other court orders to seize a debtor’s assets or income to satisfy outstanding debts.

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    Pre-Judgment Remedies

    Securing pre-judgment remedies, such as attachments, to protect creditors’ interests before a final judgment is obtained, ensuring that assets are not dissipated during litigation.