Business Bankruptcy

Rebecca DeMarb outlines the different types of receiverships in the different states and what you need to know about the differences between them.

Receiverships are essentially an equitable remedy where a court appoints a 3rd party neutral to assist parties in recovery outside of bankruptcy.

Jeff Ansel from Winthrop & Weinstine goes over the two categories of discussion when looking at representing a receiver.

There are two types of costs in a receivership, direct and indirect. Learn more about these different receivership costs so there are no surprises.

There may be many business reasons and benefits for a debtor who chooses to liquidate under Chapter 11 rather than Chapter 7.

This series of videos and articles provides an overview of state court receiverships: what they are, the different types, costs involved and different aspects of representation on both sides of the receivership. This series is a co-production of DailyDAC and the Commercial Receivers Association (CRA). Receivership 101: What is a Receivership By Thomas Riske | Principal | Carmody MacDonald Receivership 101: Types of Receivership By Rebecca DeMarb | Sr Managing Director | Development Specialists Inc Receivership 101: How to Get a Receiver Appointed By Cynthia Hegarty | Counsel | Winthrop […]

A distressed business has a multitude of options to explore. Understand how subchapter V of Chapter 11 can be used to restructure a business.

Bernard Madoff’s infamous Ponzi scheme left victims in its wake worldwide and resulted in numerous bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings around the world. How far can the trustee’s power reach?

Sellers and buyers must know the key elements of selling a distressed business outside of bankruptcy. Levels of protection vary on both sides.

It’s typical for secured lenders in a chapter 11 case to set aside a portion of the proceeds of its collateral to pay professional fees. Understand what you may need to know about carve-out fees.