The Bankruptcy Lawyers: an independent guide to recommended bankruptcy, restructuring and creditors rights attorneys nationwide:
Representing clients in bankruptcy and insolvency situations not only requires specialized knowledge of bankruptcy law, but also requires expertise in litigation and corporate law. Bankruptcy lawyers routinely address questions involving debt finance, securities, transactional, and tax law to assist clients in understanding their respective rights in a restructuring. At the same time, because a court process underlies the bankruptcy system, a bankruptcy lawyer must be skilled as a litigator and as a negotiator. Finally, and perhaps most significantly, a bankruptcy lawyer’s advice is fundamentally commercial. Thus, a bankruptcy lawyer must be sensitive to and understand the nuances of each distressed business, including its unique financial and operational aspects.
TBL assists businesses, in-house counsel, and law firms by providing a concise and up-to-date guide to leading bankruptcy, restructuring and creditors’ rights lawyers across the country. Our research covers all 50 states, with featured attorneys being selected based on the results of peer nominations, in-depth research and client feedback. Our selection process is independent and it is not possible to request entry into the guide.
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Alan H. Goodman - Louisiana
Alan Goodman is a partner in the New Orleans office of Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson, L.L.P. While his good name and reputation are known nationally in the Chapter 11 and commercial litigation practice areas, Best Lawyers in America has recognized him in not only those two [...]
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When a business in Wisconsin faces financial distress, bankruptcy might seem like the only option. However, there’s an alternative that is often preferred by banks and businesses alike: Wisconsin Receivership under Chapter 128. This process can be a more efficient and controlled approach to handling business debt and liquidation, providing creditors with greater influence and efficiency in resolving financial difficulties.
What is Wisconsin Receivership?
Wisconsin Receivership, particularly under Chapter 128, is a state-specific alternative to federal […]