Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyers

Chapter 11  Bankruptcy Services.

Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyers for Debtors, Secured Creditors, Vendors, Unsecured Creditors, Parties to 363 sales and other Stakeholders in in Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations and Business Liquidations.

Our Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyers regularly represent debtors, creditors and other parties in interest in Business Reorganizations under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code, adversary proceedings, workouts and related litigation are core practice areas at Alderman & Alderman. Our Connecticut lawyers are recognized as preeminent among insolvency lawyers.

We represent debtors-in-possession, secured creditors, unsecured creditors, lessors, lessees, parties to adversary proceedings (including preferences, fraudulent transfers and claims against officers and directors) and other parties in interest. In addition to corporate and nonprofit insolvencies, we also have substantial experience with cases involving, entertainers other high net-worth individuals with complex workouts and reorganizations.

Chapter 7 Liquidations and Chapter 13 Adjustment Services.

Connecticut  Bankruptcy Lawyers for Secured Creditors and Creditors in Chapter 7 Liquidations and Chapter 13 Adjustment cases.

Our Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyers regularly represent select creditors, including lenders, secured creditors and other parties-in-interest in Bankruptcy cases under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. 

To remain available to represent the businesses and community banks that rely upon our services and avoid too many conflicts, Alderman & Alderman made the decision to stop accepting engagements from the largest national banks approximatley a decade ago.

More About our Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyers

Our Connecticut bankruptcy attorneys regularly appear in the United States Bankruptcy Courts for the District of Connecticut in Connecticut, in Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport.  Our insolvency attorneys are also all admitted to practice before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, and regularly appear in Bankruptcy Courts in other districts, including the Delaware via admission pro hac vice.

Select Sample of bankruptcy cases

• When the FBO with the largest hanger in Connecticut suffered cash-flow interruption that prevented timely payment of all obligations, but failure to operate would have resulted in a loss of rights under a lease of the facility subject to regulations by the DOT, the FAA and the DEP (n/k/a DEEP), with an interest by the DOD, the FBO selected Alderman & Alderman to manage the Chapter 11 reorganization of that entity. Our firm developed and implemented a strategy that satisfied the requirements of the DOT, FAA, and DEP, prevented loss of the leasehold and resulted in the successful transfer of the hanger to a new FBO without any interruption in service.

• When a Connecticut contractor was unable to timely meet its obligations, while it had hundreds of residential units in various stages of completion, that developer chose Alderman & Alderman to manage that Chapter 11 reorganization. Our firm developed and implemented a plan that allowed the debtor to complete the residential units, provided housing to the market place, resulted in a payment plan satisfactory to the creditors and allowed the debtor to continue to operate.

• When a world-renowned fashion designer went into Chapter 11, the lawyers for handbag manufacturer with the exclusive license to use that designer's name and trademark, with over $100 Million of inventory at risk chose Alderman & Alderman to address what was at the time an issue of first impression within the Second Circuit. Our lawyers crafted a strategy that allowed our client to bring the hand bags to market and secure exclusive use of the fashion designer's name for handbags.

• When the salaried employees wanted to protect their rights when their employer filed a multi-billion dollar reorganization, they retained the lawyers at Alderman & Alderman.The firm developed and implemented a strategy that minimized the risk of loss from adversary proceeding claims and maximized payments to these employees.

• When a world-leader in automotive manufacturing sought to acquire critical intellectual property from a company in bankruptcy, knowing that the acquisition would be contested by other major manufacturers with an interest in the IP, its general counsel selected Alderman & Alderman. Our lawyers crafted and implemented a strategy that resulted in a transfer of good title that survived the challenge from its competitors.

• A major credit card issuer engaged us to investigate what it believed was a pattern of abuse by debtors filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 7.   We undertook investigation, identified debtors and lawyers engaged in intentional fraud, but also identified those cases where the "anomolies" were not the result of fraud.   Took appropriate action to help clear path for debtors to obtain discharge without delay, while blocking the discharge of those debtors engaged in actual fraud.
  

Myles Alderman has published works on the subject including the Bankruptcy Law Chapter of the Connecticut Lawyers Deskbook (Connecticut Bar Association, 2008) and the 2006 top selling business bankruptcy law book Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations: For Business Leaders, Accountants And Lawyers (Outskirtspress, 2006). His explanations of the bankruptcy process have appeared in a wide range of publications including the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. He has crafted strategies to help clients address issues of first impression in cases that have been "mission critical" to clients.

 


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