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As a landlord, you may find yourself in a challenging position when a commercial tenant declares bankruptcy; caught between financial uncertainty and legal limitations. At Strategy Law, our skilled bankruptcy and creditors’ rights lawyers assist landlords in navigating the difficulties of enforcing their leases...
When a commercial tenant files for bankruptcy, landlords can face serious challenges, from missed rent payments to uncertainty about lease terms and future occupancy. Whether the lease is assumed, assigned, or rejected during the proceedings, the experienced bankruptcy and creditors’ rights attorneys at Strategy...
When a tenant files for bankruptcy, landlords often focus on protecting their core lease rights. But what about the letter of credit you required as added security, or the personal guarantee you carefully negotiated? These tools can become valuable assets in a bankruptcy scenario,...
By: Phillip Wang, Esq. Creditors often find themselves navigating complex legal terrain when a client or customer files for bankruptcy, especially when it comes to defending against preference claims. One recurring question is whether payments made under an agreed-upon payment schedule are considered preferential....
By: Phillip Wang, Esq. When a business files for bankruptcy, one of the common risks to creditors is the threat of preference actions. These claims, brought by bankruptcy trustees or debtors, aim to claw back payments made to creditors within 90 days prior to...
By: Phillip Wang, Esq. One of the ancillary disputes that can occur when a debtor files for bankruptcy is whether specific payments or other transfers made before the petition filing can be recovered by the bankruptcy estate as preferential transfers. Our knowledgeable attorneys specializing...