Restructuring & Insolvency
Restructuring, creditor negotiations and protecting value under financial pressure.
Financial distress calls for fast analysis and decisive action. We advise companies, owners, investors and creditors on restructuring options that preserve value and stabilise the business.
Early action creates options. We focus first on negotiated, out-of-court solutions, and on court-supervised processes where they serve the client better, working with specialist bankruptcy counsel where a case requires it.
How we help
- Restructuring strategy and options analysis
- Debt restructuring and negotiations with lenders and creditors
- Out-of-court workouts
- Planning for Chapter 11, including Subchapter V
- Acquisitions of distressed businesses and assets
- Cross-border insolvency issues
Who we act for
- Companies under financial pressure
- Owners and founders
- Creditors seeking recovery
- Investors in distressed opportunities
- International companies with U.S. exposure
Questions clients ask
What is Subchapter V?
Subchapter V is a streamlined form of Chapter 11 for smaller businesses below a statutory debt limit. It is generally faster and less costly than a traditional Chapter 11 and allows owners to keep the business while restructuring its debt.
Can a company restructure its debt without bankruptcy?
Often, yes. Out-of-court agreements with lenders and key creditors can extend terms or reduce debt without a court process, which is usually faster and protects reputation.
When should a company in difficulty seek legal advice?
As early as possible, ideally before payments are missed. Early advice preserves options that disappear once creditors begin enforcement.
Discuss your matter with us.
Book a 60-minute consultation by video. If you engage the firm, the fee is credited toward your retainer.