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EmergeLaw is a boutique law firm focused on business bankruptcy, corporate reorganization, and creditors' rights. Serving clients across the Southeast, our experienced attorneys routinely represent debtors, committees, secured and unsecured creditors, investors, avoidance action defendants, and every other constituency in commercial bankruptcy cases, out-of-court workouts, and other complex matters where insolvency is an issue.

When we negotiate with banks and other creditors on a client's behalf, it's with the company's overarching goals, concerns, and priorities in mind. The aim of these negotiations - or workouts - is to reduce debt or extend payment terms and achieve the best possible solution. Often called an "out-of-court restructuring, " a workout is designed to get a company the relief it needs short of filing for Chapter 11 protection.

Chapter 11 is a complex legal action, and no company would choose it as a first resort. But when survival is on the line, Chapter 11 protection is a powerful tool that can be the difference between revitalization and liquidation.
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When we negotiate with banks and other creditors on a client's behalf, it's with the company's overarching business goals, concerns, and priorities in mind.
The aim of these negotiations - or workouts - is to reduce debt or extend payment terms so the company can service its obligations going forward.
Often called an "out-of-court restructuring, " a workout is designed to get a company the relief it needs without resorting to the more complex, formal, and expensive Chapter 11 process.
Some workouts are relatively simple, involving just one or a few creditors, where the company hires an experienced restructuring lawyer to negotiate with creditors so management can stay focused on running the business.
Chapter 11 is a complex legal action, and no company would choose it as a first resort.
But when survival is on the line, Chapter 11 protection is a powerful tool that can be the difference between revitalization and liquidation.
Our attorneys have reorganized more than a thousand companies involving billions of dollars in debt.
We know how to achieve maximum value for our clients in a Chapter 11 case.
And we also understand that it's never a place our clients want to be.
Filing a Chapter 11 petition triggers an "automatic stay, " which stops nearly all lawsuits, collection actions, and payments on debts that existed prior to the filing.
Chapter 11 is most often used as a reorganization tool, but there are other situations where an entity might need the relief only Chapter 11 can provide.
These involve the sale of an operating business or significant assets, or when a company seeks to go out of business in an orderly manner.
Selling a business or assets inside Chapter 11 can be beneficial for two reasons.
First, the protection afforded by Chapter 11 gives a financially distressed company time to market and find the right buyer, and thereby maximize value.
While much of our practice is focused on guiding companies through workouts and Chapter 11 cases, our attorneys have extensive experience representing committees, secured and unsecured creditors, trustees, purchasers of assets, and defendants in preference and fraudulent conveyance actions in business bankruptcy cases throughout the Southeast and across the country.
Robert's practice is focused on Chapter 11 bankruptcy and out-of-court workouts.
He has guided hundreds of businesses through Chapter 11 reorganizations, sales, orderly wind downs, and out-of-court restructurings.
His clients come from every sector, ranging from small enterprises with a few employees to public companies with thousands.
He also has extensive experience representing creditors and Unsecured Creditors' Committees in Chapter 11 cases.
Although he works with companies across the spectrum of industries, a significant portion of Robert's practice involves restructurings of farming and agribusinesses, automotive, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, sports and leisure, construction, and real estate enterprises.
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