Sentences with phrase «debtor restructures the debts»

This is where the insolvent debtor restructures the debts it owes to creditors, according to a rehabilitation plan, while the company continues its operations.

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She has structured private and institutional debt offerings, venture capital transactions and debtor - in - possession financings, as well as recapitalizations and restructurings.

It is a formal restructuring of assets and debts, which allows the debtor to keep paying the debt over time without having to close his or her business.

Bankruptcy is a legal process which allows debtors, who are unable to repay debt owed to a creditor, to either discharge the debt or restructure some of their debt payments.

If you are one of those unfortunate debtors, saddled with outstanding debts then it's only advisable that you investigate the debt restructuring option thoroughly.

As this large legion of insolvent debtors continue to age, those that don't restructure their debts before retirement will find it increasingly difficult to maintain their debt payments after they retire.

It is childs play to enhance debtors rights in bankruptcy by allowing judges to reduce debt on primary residences (after all, other types of debt can be restructured, including corporate debt), by increasing exemptions to, say the generous levels provided in Florida, and let FNM and FRE go belly up.

Student debt consolidation is an option available to student debtors who are looking to restructure their payment agreement on their student loans.

Filing for bankruptcy protection allows many debtors who are in a financial crisis to discharge or restructure their debts and make a fresh financial start.

A debtor in a Chapter 13 case may be able to restructure bill payments into a more manageable schedule, and possibly discharge some remaining debts.

Restructuring & Insolvency: Leading expertise across an exceptional spread of transactions covering a wide range of jurisdictions and complexities, including debt restructuring and rescheduling, equity capital raising and restructuring, distressed M&A activity, debtor advisory work, formal insolvency procedures and contingency planning and investigation, asset tracing and insolvency litigation.

Perkins Coie's Financial Transactions & Restructuring group represents and advises secured and unsecured creditors, committees, lenders, trustees, borrowers, acquirors, indenture trustees and debtors on matters involving commercial finance transactions, public debt offerings, project finance, loan documentation, restructurings, workouts, bankruptcy and the enforcement of creditors» rights and remedies.

We represent debtors, creditors, trustees, creditors» committees, institutional lenders and investors in connection with out of court debt restructurings, acquisitions and financings, complex litigation, in addition to Chapter 7, 9, and 11 bankruptcy cases throughout the U.S..

Columbus, who chaired his former firm's bankruptcy group, focuses his practice primarily on business reorganization matters and out - of - court debt restructurings in a wide range of matters for a diverse group of clients, including banks and other financial institutions, secured creditors, unsecured creditors, creditor committees, debtors, plan trustees and buyers of distressed assets.

Lawyers in the group handle all aspects of insolvency, including restructuring, workouts, refinancing of debt, creditor - debtor litigation, reorganizations, and liquidations both in and outside of bankruptcy.

We can provide guidance on how to deal with debt, recovering money from debtors, negotiating with banks and business restructuring.

A Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) provides a company (Debtor) experiencing financial difficulties with a quick and flexible way of essentially restructuring its debts with unsecured creditors with a view to continuing its business.

Chapter 13 allows a consumer more time to repay their debts through restructuring, whereas a chapter 7 involves a liquidation of a debtor's assets and then a distribution of the recovered amount to the debtor's creditors, with the remainder of the debts being discharged forever.