Creditors’ Rights

Through debt collection and recovery, our legal team will work tirelessly to protect your rights and interests as a creditor.

The Creditors’ Rights Group of GP&A distinguishes itself with extensive experience and renowned dedication to business and commercial clients alike. Our clients range from small community businesses to some of the world’s largest financial institutions.

At GP&A, your rights as a creditor are our top priority. Our creditors’ rights lawyers are highly skilled, experienced professionals set on implementing effective credit procedures and drafting documentation that offers additional protection in the event of default or bankruptcy. GP&A provides your company with premium creditors’ rights representation and unwavering legal support.

The GP&A Way
Our skilled attorneys represent both secured and unsecured creditors in the collection of business and commercial claims in state and federal courts. GP&A assists clients throughout the collections process, from pre-litigation to post-judgment enforcement. In many cases, this includes helping to attach debtor’s property before securing a judgment on your behalf. We are here to protect and enforce your rights, every step of the way.
Top-Notch Advisory Service

At GP&A, we have extensive experience in the practice of debtor-creditor law. We use this knowledge to effectively advise clients on business strategies and transactions. This advisory expertise helps us structure transactions or business programs to identify and limit your exposure to counterparty credit risk.

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Areas of Practice

We attribute the success of our practice to our knowledge and breadth of experience across industries, including:

Manufacturers

Distribution

Lenders

Insurers

Software Providers

Service Providers

Transportation

Telecommunication

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Insolvency Law Committee

UPDATE: At midnight on March 27, 2022, certain provisions of the CARES Act expired. Importantly for insolvency practitioners, the subchapter V debt limit of $7,500,000 reverted to the lower original amount of $2,725,625. It appears that Congress…

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Bankruptcy Venue “Reform” – What Are The Odds This Time?

USA October 5 2021 Here we go again – proposed bankruptcy venue legislation is back after previous “reform” efforts came up empty. For those seeking legislative action, what are the chances for venue reform now? Venue for bankruptcy…

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Is a Legislative Crackdown Coming on Third Party Releases in Bankruptcy Plans?

USA September 24 2021 One valuable tool in formulating a successful exit from chapter 11 via a confirmed plan is the use of third-party releases. Such releases can take many forms, but the basic idea is that a non-debtor third party…

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No Harm, no Foul—With TransUnion v. Ramirez, the Supreme Court Holds that Fed. Rule Civ. P. 23 Does not Permit a Damages Class Where Much of the Class Suffered no Injury

USA June 25 2021 The Vault Or to put it in legalese—“no concrete harm, no standing.” It does not get more simple than that. On June 25, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Trans Union v. Ramirez (“Ramirez”), a case involving…

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