Connecticut Attorneys
Experienced in Bankruptcy
and Family Law Matters
Experienced in Bankruptcy
and Family Law Matters
New Subchapter V of Chapter 11, Dealing Exclusively With Small Business Reorganization Cases, Becomes Effective on February 19, 2020
The new law is designed to simplify and streamline the Chapter 11 process for small businesses (those owing less than $2,725,625 in total non-contingent, liquidated debts), reducing the amount of time Debtors spend in a bankruptcy case and their costs to confirm a Chapter 11 plan. Please contact Scott Charmoy if you need to explore reorganizing your small business under this new law.
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