Insolvency law
In times of economic hardship, businesses face a variety of challenges and may need to implement significant changes. Ecovis experts specializing in restructuring and insolvency law support companies in identifying crises at an early stage and in realigning themselves for success. They assess the current situation and identify necessary actions. With their extensive experience, they thoroughly evaluate their client’s options and obligations, ensuring that their interests and needs are met effectively.
The Ecovis team’s expertise in restructuring and insolvency law is extensive, covering legal support for out-of-court reorganization measures, assessing the requirements for filing for insolvency, and advising on insolvency proceedings (e.g. company voluntary arrangements, insolvency protection proceedings). Additionally, Ecovis lawyers manage insolvency plan proceedings and assist with the acquisition of companies or parts thereof from the insolvency estate. They develop restructuring and reorganization plans and support critical restructuring measures. Ecovis is committed to guiding companies and their leadership through challenging times, stabilizing them on their new path.
Our services include:
- Restructuring advice
- Insolvency law advice
- Company voluntary arrangements and insolvency protection proceedings
- Distressed M&A
- Insolvency-related litigation
What do we offer?
Each country has its own set of insolvency laws that govern the process. Additionally, various international regulations affect cross-border insolvency proceedings, ensuring cooperation and fairness.
At ECOVIS International, we offer legal expertise in insolvency law and related fields (e.g. commercial and corporate law, employment law, litigation) to support your company’s restructuring. We leverage the ECOVIS International network to also address cross-border issues. Our clients benefit from the expertise of our specialists and our cross-industry and cross-market experience. We navigate them safely through their current crises, considering the interests of all stakeholders to ensure the best possible balance of conflicting interests.
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