Bankruptcy/Restructuring

Bradley attorneys have extensive regional and national experience in representing debtors and lenders in Chapter 11 cases, bankruptcy and non-bankruptcy commercial litigation, out-of-court workouts, and restructurings. They regularly serve as counsel to businesses with unsecured claims and complex contractual relationships with Chapter 11 debtors; bondholders and indenture trustees in reorganization and liquidation cases; lenders involving criticized loans to businesses across various industries and secured by collateral of all types; and clients acquiring distressed businesses, assets, and loans.

Their clients include major financial firms and organizations, as well as numerous regional and local banks and lenders. They also serve businesses across a wide range of industries, including healthcare, utilities construction, real estate, automotive, manufacturing, and retail. Their attorneys regularly counsel municipalities and other public entities in restructuring matters, including – most notably – Jefferson County, Alabama, in one of the most prominent municipal bankruptcies in the country.

Bradley handles a broad range of legal matters, including negotiated, out-of-court workouts; negotiated or contested Chapter 11 plans, debtor-in-possession financing; Section 363 sales; stay relief; and receiverships. In addition, their attorneys have experience in dealing with all types of assets, including real estate, accounts, inventory, equipment, and intellectual property.