When a business becomes financially distressed, creditors often expect that a bankruptcy filing will follow. However,...
Litigation
Understanding Workout Agreements: A Practical Guide for Creditors
When a borrower defaults, the path forward is not always immediate litigation or foreclosure. In many cases, creditors...
How to Handle Repeat Mitigation Requests: A Strategic Guide for Creditors
Loss mitigation is an essential component of modern creditor strategy. In today’s regulatory climate, borrowers have...
How Creditors Can Protect Their Interests Before a Debtor Files Bankruptcy
For creditors, bankruptcy rarely arrives without warning. Late payments, broken communication, sudden asset transfers,...
Fraudulent Conveyance Claims: How Creditors Can Recover Assets
When a debtor claims insolvency, creditors are often presented with a frustrating reality. The assets that once...
When and How Creditors Should Use Bankruptcy Case Monitoring Services
For creditors, bankruptcy rarely arrives with much warning. A borrower files, the automatic stay takes effect...
How Creditors Can Pursue Guarantors After a Borrower Files Bankruptcy
When a borrower files for bankruptcy, creditors often assume their collection options are immediately limited or...
What Creditors Should Know About Stay Violation Claims
The automatic stay can be one of the most disruptive events a creditor faces during the collection process. It appears...
Subchapter V Bankruptcy: What Creditors Need to Know About the Streamlined Process
Subchapter V has become one of the most important tools available to small business debtors navigating financial...
How Valuation Disputes in Chapter 11 Affect Creditor Recoveries
Valuation fights are one of the most important and least understood parts of Chapter 11. For creditors, these disputes...










