Bankruptcy Committees
SUPPORTING CREDITORS AND EQUITY HOLDERS.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Committees: Expert Representation for Creditors and Equity Holders
Committees are often formed shortly after a debtor files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.
The Bankruptcy Code requires the United States Trustee to appoint a committee of unsecured creditors and authorizes the appointment of other official committees if necessary to assure adequate representation of those entities. Creditors and equity holders can also join “ad hoc” committees or groups to pursue their interests in bankruptcy.
Shannon Lee Beatty LLP attorneys know how to advise and represent committees throughout a chapter 11 case.
Committees and their members need to quickly get up to speed on the bankruptcy case and take decisive action to advance the interests of their constituents.
We know how to take a hard line in negotiations, aggressively litigate, and when to do which. Protect your interests in Chapter 11— contact Shannon Lee Beatty LLP today to get experienced guidance and aggressive representation for your committee
