Insolvency
and Restructuring

We advise executives and creditors in out-of-court restructuring proceedings. An ad hoc mandate allows negotiations with a limited number of creditors, while conciliation enables the negotiation of a court-approved agreement.

Our work includes analyzing financial situations, structuring repayment plans, negotiating with creditors, and formalizing agreements. Each structure is designed to preserve confidentiality, avoid the opening of formal insolvency proceedings, and maintain business continuity.

We assist debtors and creditors in safeguard and judicial reorganization proceedings. For debtors, we manage the opening of proceedings, prepare continuation or asset sale plans, and negotiate with creditors and court-appointed officers.

For creditors, we file and challenge claims, participate in creditor committees, and defend their rights in the development of restructuring plans. Our command of procedural timelines, formal requirements, and the balance of interests among stakeholders enables us to protect our clients’ positions effectively.

We act in judicial liquidation proceedings for debtors, creditors, and prospective buyers. We secure the transfer of standalone assets or business units, negotiate acquisition terms, and challenge decisions of court-appointed officers when necessary.

For creditors, we protect their rights, contest fraudulent claims, and monitor asset realization processes. Our intervention optimizes recoveries and secures acquisition transactions in a constrained environment.

We represent clients in disputes arising from insolvency proceedings, including actions for contribution to liabilities, liability for insufficiency of assets, extensions of proceedings, claims disputes, avoidance actions during the suspect period, and actions brought against executives or third parties.

We act before commercial, civil, and criminal courts to protect the interests of debtors, creditors, executives, and other stakeholders. Our approach combines procedural and strategic perspectives to safeguard positions and limit exposure.