Category Archives: Subchapter 5
What Is the Difference Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for Florida Businesses?
For distressed businesses, Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 are very different options that achieve very different goals. If you think bankruptcy might be your business’s best option, consult an experienced Miami business bankruptcy attorney who can help you make an informed, strategic decision about how to move forward. Filing for bankruptcy can be a… Read More »
What Are the Pros and Cons of a Small Business Bankruptcy Under Subchapter V?
For qualifying small businesses, filing for bankruptcy under Subchapter V can offer several advantages over a traditional Chapter 11 reorganization. But potential drawbacks exist, and business owners should weigh all options before deciding how to proceed. An experienced Miami bankruptcy lawyer can help with making an informed decision. Subchapter V of the U.S. Bankruptcy… Read More »
Preparing for Success in a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Preparing for success in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy starts with making informed decisions. By developing and executing a plan with a specific outcome in mind, businesses that need to reorganize their debts can make the process as efficient as possible while also setting themselves up for success going forward. An experienced Miami Chapter 11… Read More »
Rejecting Executory Contracts in a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Key Legal and Practical Considerations
While the primary focus of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process is restructuring a company’s debts so that it can meet its payment obligations on an ongoing basis, companies also have the ability to reject certain contracts during the process. Rejecting executory contracts can relieve companies of their ongoing payment obligations—and help preserve their financial… Read More »
When Is (and Isn’t) Debtor-in-Possession Financing a Good Option?
For companies with more debt than they can afford, reorganizing through the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process can help them regain financial stability and build toward a profitable future. When necessary, debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing can serve as a financial bridge between a company’s pre-bankruptcy financial struggles and the end of the reorganization process. So, when… Read More »
Subchapter V vs. Chapter 11: Which Option Should Small Businesses Choose?
Most businesses that need to reorganize their debts to regain financial stability have two primary options: file under Subchapter V or Chapter 11. While Subchapter V has been part of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code since 2019, it remains relatively unknown. However, filing under Subchapter V will be the best option for many qualifying businesses,… Read More »
Considering Chapter 11: Key Post-Filing Mistakes to Avoid
Reorganizing a company’s debts under Chapter 11 requires an informed and strategic approach. This applies at all stages of the process. If business owners and executives aren’t careful, they can make mistakes that can have serious financial consequences—including mistakes that can threaten their company’s ability to successfully pursue reorganization in some cases. Learn more… Read More »
Subchapter V Debt Limit in 2026: Is Your Business Eligible to File?
Subchapter V of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code allows qualifying small businesses to reorganize their debts without going through the full Chapter 11 reorganization process. The Subchapter V “small business bankruptcy” process significantly reduces time and costs, as it eliminates many of the more burdensome requirements that apply in traditional Chapter 11 cases. Learn more… Read More »
Considering Chapter 11: Key Pre-Filing Mistakes to Avoid
Filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 requires an informed and strategic approach. While reorganizing a business’s debts under Chapter 11 can have significant long-term financial benefits, it isn’t necessarily the best option in all scenarios—and, when it is the best option, mistakes early in the process can lead to unnecessary (and costly) issues later… Read More »
Filing for Chapter 11 in 2026: Key Insights for Florida Business Owners
In the right circumstances, reorganizing a business’s debts under Chapter 11 can be an effective way to restore its financial stability and position it for future success. Numerous businesses in Florida reorganize under Chapter 11 every year, and many well-known companies have used the reorganization process to put themselves back on a solid financial… Read More »