Chapter 11 Reorganizations

Taking advantage of the protections offered under Chapter 11 of federal bankruptcy law frequently presents the most effective means for restructuring a financially distressed company.  Our bankruptcy, insolvency and creditors’ rights attorneys assist our clients in navigating that process.  In doing so, they rely upon their experience, foresight, and creativity.  Often they combine their experience with other colleagues within the Firm who practice in complementary areas of the law, such as corporate law or commercial litigation, to formulate a comprehensive strategy for a successful financial reorganization.

A successful reorganization requires careful planning.  Financially distressed companies benefit from engaging our attorneys early in the process – well in advance of the actual filing of the bankruptcy petition.  Once engaged, we advise clients on various matters critical to bankruptcy planning including, for instance, the viability of “prepackaged” and “prenegotiated” plans of reorganization.

Once a petition is filed, our bankruptcy, insolvency and creditors’ rights attorneys help guide clients through the reorganization process from obtaining cash collateral orders and securing bankruptcy court approval of debtor-in-possession financing to negotiating and implementing the plan of reorganization.  Our bankruptcy, insolvency and creditors’ rights attorneys have served as counsel to Chapter 11 debtors in a number of major cases filed in New Jersey including:

  • Representation of the Trump Taj Mahal, Trump Castle and Trump Plaza in their successful reorganization;
  • Representation of University Graphics, Inc., a publicly traded company in the business of printing school textbooks, in its successful reorganization;
  • Representation of Markson Rosenthal & Co., Inc., a corporation engaged in the business of creating marketing displays associated with launching new products for major corporations, such as Procter & Gamble, L’Oreal, Colgate and Gillette, in the sale of major assets;
  • Representation of Allardi, Inc., a corporation engaged in the production and manufacturing of packaging materials, chiefly for the health and beauty aid, cosmetics and perfume industries, as well as miscellaneous consumer goods, in a planned liquidation of assets.
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