Bankruptcy Law
The financial bottlenecks created by global and local economic fluctuations on commercial enterprises constitute one of the greatest crisis elements threatening the sustainability of companies. Our firm conducts a dual-sided and strategic law practice—guiding institutions in financial distress through debt restructuring and concordat processes, while effectively protecting the rights of creditor clients in bankruptcy estates and enforcement proceedings.
Within the framework of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law, our core areas of expertise include structuring legal mechanisms that enable companies to regain their financial health, managing debt liquidation negotiations between creditors and debtors, and executing potential bankruptcy/liquidation processes with legal security. The delicate balance between economic rescue operations and the protection of property rights is managed with due regard to universal commercial law principles.
Our core services in the practice area of Bankruptcy and Corporate Restructuring Law include:
- Drafting concordat projects as a pathway for companies to exit financial crises, managing grace period (provisional and definitive concordat terms) processes, and providing legal auditing of concordat commissioner stages.
- Drafting financial restructuring agreements (FRA) and conducting debt liquidation negotiations with banks and creditor syndicates.
- Representing client rights before creditor committees and bankruptcy administrations, and filing claims registration and order-of-priority objection lawsuits.
- Meticulously tracking direct bankruptcy filings, bankruptcy liquidation processes, and related proceedings before Commercial Courts of First Instance.
- Auditing the legality of actions taken by the bankruptcy estate and filing complaints and annulment lawsuits against bankruptcy administration decisions.
- Managing the recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgments in cross-border bankruptcy and liquidation disputes.