Bankruptcy and company restructuring | Bankruptcy lawyers

Comprehensive advice in insolvency situations

At ALEN Y MARBE, we are a law firm specialized in bankruptcy law and in advising companies in difficulty or in insolvency situations. Our main objective is to help our clients overcome economic crises through a proactive and personalized approach. To this end, our bankruptcy lawyers provide advice on both extrajudicial procedures and judicial phases, ensuring that each company receives the appropriate support during critical times.

Extrajudicial procedures

An essential part of our work involves offering solutions through business restructurings and debt refinancing. Our team of bankruptcy lawyers conducts a thorough analysis of the company’s economic situation, identifying the factors that have led to the crisis. Based on this diagnosis, we design an action plan that may include negotiating more favorable terms and conditions with creditors, as well as seeking investors to help capitalize the company.

Furthermore, in situations where extrajudicial solutions are insufficient, we are prepared to assist our clients in the judicial phase. This includes the preparation, presentation, and assistance in all types of bankruptcy procedures, ranging from the pre-bankruptcy phase to creditor bankruptcy. Our commitment is to guide our clients through this complex and often distressing process.

Assistance in the phases of the bankruptcy procedure

In the judicial phase, we provide assistance at various stages of the bankruptcy procedure. This includes preparing reports that assess the company’s economic situation and proposing viable solutions. Our expert bankruptcy lawyers also handle the submission of necessary documentation to the courts, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements to facilitate a smooth and efficient process.

One of the crucial aspects of our intervention is the management of restructurings and bankruptcy agreements. We work to find solutions that allow companies to continue operating, avoiding liquidation. This may involve the sale of productive units or assets that generate value for the company and its creditors.