Ep 10 Contracts And Court Meetings (Guest Joe Marshal)

Corporate Bankruptcy A to Z

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06:33 – First day hearings
07:28 – Motion to apply for the use of cash
09:32 – The role of the United States Trustees’ Office
10:54 – Do US Trustee’s handle cases differently?
13:12 – Reports and schedules that need to be filed
14:51 – Creditor’s committee, when and why it forms.
16:54 – Creditor influences on the bankruptcy
17:53 – Are creditor committees formed in all cases?
19:10 – Creditor rights in a bankruptcy
20:21 – The company pays for the creditor’s committee
24:07 – 341 Creditor meeting conducted by US Trustee
26:10 – Can the meeting get confrontational?
27:04 – Timing and filing of a restructuring plan
28:38 – Joe’s thoughts on bankruptcy. A negotiating tool.
30:05 – Steve’s closing thoughts. Fees of attorneys
30:50 – Joe’s interesting bankruptcy case
Guest Info:
Joe Marshall started Marshall Law in 2015 following 25 years of practice at a Texas commercial law firm. This transition allowed him to continue to provide the highest quality legal representation in more practice areas with flexibility in rate structures and greater personal client service.
Call him 214-579-9173 or email [e-mail]

Host Info:
Neil Goldstein (AKA the Workout Guy) is the founder of Elementary Business inc. a specialized consulting firm for distressed businesses and entities in transition. With many successes in his portfolio, Mr. Goldstein focuses on the needs of the owner to achieve results in profitability, sale of the company or finding a partner for growth.
Neil's book is now available on Amazon.com
Call 940-808-9451 or Email [e-mail] or visit ElementaryBusiness.com.

Stephen B. Ravin is a highly seasoned insolvency and bankruptcy attorney, with more than 40 years experience. He has served as a trustee and has represented trustees, individual and corporate debtors, creditors, creditors’ committees, assignees for the benefit of creditors and receivers.
Call 973-286-6714. Or email him [e-mail] You can also visit his firm's website.
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