Restructuring &
Reorganizations

Restructuring
and
reorganizations

Financial bottlenecks, incorrect market
estimates, political decisions and others – Restructuring & reorganization

Financial bottlenecks, incorrect market assessments, political decisions and more – Restructuring & reorganization

Financial bottlenecks in companies can have many causes. However, it is often long-term structural problems that lead to sustained losses. These factors include costly rental agreements, high license fees, excessive administrative costs, low operating cash flow, incorrect market assessments, political decisions, strategic mistakes or unforeseen cost explosions.

We support you in avoiding insolvency proceedings and turning your company around through targeted restructuring and reorganization. If there is already a reason for insolvency, such as inability to pay or over-indebtedness, we will support you and your company in the orderly handling of the insolvency proceedings and the implementation of a restructuring plan. Our aim as debtor representatives is to fend off as many claims as possible and to achieve the lowest possible cash ratio as part of the restructuring.

We also assist companies who wish to enforce claims against insolvent debtors (creditor representation). The precise formulation of the claim in the insolvency proceedings is of crucial importance. If the insolvency administrator disputes a claim, we will support you with the necessary verification action. The more carefully and detailed a claim is presented when filing a claim, the more likely it is that you as the creditor will receive the agreed quota payments.

Our restructuring and reorganization services include

Our restructuring and reorganization services include

  • Ongoing advice to companies on investment decisions

  • Audit of transactions under property law

  • Restructuring of companies (changes to the operational company structure, staff reductions, termination of contracts, conducting negotiations, etc.)

  • Restructuring of companies (negotiation of interim payments, obtaining waivers from creditors, negotiation of contracts, etc.)

  • Out-of-court settlement

  • Out-of-court negotiations with creditors (installment payments, waivers, quotas)

  • Typical restructuring cases

    • Declining cash flow
    • Unexpectedly high costs
    • Negative forecast calculations
  • Debtor representation

  • Representation of creditors

  • Drafting of actions for review (for contested insolvency claims)

Do you need support in this area of law?

Do you need support in this area of law?

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