Preventive debt restructuring, legal protection (LPP / ELPP) and insolvency
By taking correct early action, companies facing financial distress or insolvency can fully restore their solvency.
Often companies run into financial difficulties or are aware of the threat that they may find themselves in. There are also situations when a company is already threatened with insolvency, but it can be avoided by applying the right solutions in a timely manner.
By involving our team of experts consisting of lawyers, financial, business management, or tax consultants, we can help you find the best solution. We have experience in solving solvency problems for both small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large companies.
Potential corporate insolvency issues you may be facing:
- Creditors and other stakeholders
- Company director
- Business owners or other financially interested stakeholders
- Advisor, employee tasked with ensuring financial stability in a distressed business
- Person who develops and / or negotiates the company's financial recovery plan
- Board of the company
Creditors and other stakeholders
As a creditor or another stakeholder, you need to supervise your debtor’s legal protection proceedings and / or extrajudicial legal protection proceedings (LPP and / or ELPP) to ensure that your legitimate interests are respected.
Company director
As a director of a distressed business, you have a legal responsibility to prevent the company from insolvent trading. Getting early advice can help you clarify your current position and options.
Business owners or other financially interested stakeholders
As a business owner or other financial stakeholder, you need to manage your potential financial risks, which can include preventive debt restructuring, legal protection proceedings and possible insolvency scenarios.
Advisor, employee tasked with ensuring financial stability in a distressed business
Advisor, employee tasked with ensuring financial stability in a distressed business, you need to provide the company's governing bodies or other financial stakeholders with clear advice and options for preventive debt restructuring, legal protection and insolvency proceedings.
Person who develops and / or negotiates the company's financial recovery plan
As the person developing and / or negotiating a company's financial recovery plan, or LPP and / or ELPP restructuring plan, you need to gain majority support from stakeholders, including creditors.
Board of the company
As the board member of a company in financial distress, you have an obligation to file for insolvency proceedings unless an agreement has been reached with creditors and / or such an obligation is directly required by law and / or the company has no prospect of viability.
How we can help?
If action is taken early enough, there is an opportunity to restore the company's ability to meet its obligations, rescue the company and business, as well as restructure or even refocus and improve the company's business model.
Recover or salvage investments and other assets of stakeholders, as well as prevent illegal outflow or transfer of assets to another company.
Our corporate insolvency services include:
Other insolvency issues:
We can also help creditors and individuals with other innovative and practical solutions. Our sensitive approach, specialist experience and leading-edge methods allow creditors to maximize recoveries while helping individuals avoid a potentially disastrous slide into bankruptcy.
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