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There are many alternatives to bankruptcy and they should be explored before making your decision. This is why at Marc R. Tow & Associates we make sure to educate our clients before moving forward with their case.
The bankruptcy attorneys at Marc R. Tow & Associates strive to provide the highest level of bankruptcy representation to businesses in need of financial reorganization or liquidation. The firm has extensive experience ranging from representation of small business debtors to high profile corporations and complex industry specific businesses. A free consultation can be scheduled by contacting Marc R. Tow & Associates.
Marc R. Tow & Associates has exceptional experience advising businesses throughout a Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Additionally, the firm represents individuals with high income for whom Chapter 11 bankruptcy may offer a viable means of solving debt-related problems. In representing business organizations, the firm evaluates the business and the financial options available, including:
The bankruptcy lawyers at the firm create respectful working relationships with the client’s financial or other advisors in order to assess the client’s reorganization options and formulate a reorganization strategy. Additionally, the attorneys have a thorough understanding of business bankruptcy laws and are able to effectively utilize the procedures available within the bankruptcy, workout, or ABC context, including debtor and creditor debt negotiations, bankruptcy options, debt restructuring, and other issues that may arise.
The bankruptcy lawyers at Marc R. Tow & Associates have decades of knowledge and experience practicing bankruptcy law. Marc Tow has taught and lectured extensively on bankruptcy law including several lectures or seminars involving Chapter 11 reorganizations. To schedule a consultation with the firm’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorneys, contact Marc R. Tow & Associates.
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