Insolvency Solutions
We provide legal advice on corporate restructuring, bankruptcy, and insolvency matters. We advise creditors, debtors, company executives, and shareholders, helping them find the most effective solutions in cases of financial difficulties, protect their interests, and ensure compliance with legal requirements.
We help assess potential solutions, manage legal risks, and represent clients at every stage of the insolvency process—from planning a restructuring to bankruptcy proceedings or dispute resolution.
Our Services
Corporate Restructuring
We prepare restructuring plans and provide consulting services regarding business continuity and the restructuring of financial obligations.
Bankruptcy Proceedings
We represent clients in bankruptcy cases, provide advice on the course of proceedings, and help ensure the smooth management of the process.
Management Responsibility
We assess the rights and obligations of company executives and provide advice on potential civil liability and risks.
Protection of Creditors' Interests
We represent creditors, help them defend their rights, and work to ensure the effective enforcement of their claims.
Assessment of Debts and Legal Risks
We analyze financial obligations, assess legal positions, and propose possible solutions.
Asset Protection and Negotiations
We advise on asset protection strategies, negotiate with creditors, and help reach agreements that are acceptable to both parties.
Disputes in Insolvency Proceedings
We prepare complaints regarding the actions of insolvency administrators and represent clients in disputes related to insolvency.
Responsible Partners
Jolita Urbienė
Managing Partner, Attorney at Law
Tadas Kuzminskas
Partner, Attorney
Frequently Asked Questions
When Should a Company Consider Restructuring?
Restructuring may be an appropriate solution when a company is facing temporary financial difficulties but has the potential to continue its operations and restore its solvency.
Do you represent creditors in bankruptcy proceedings?
Yes. We advise and represent creditors, helping them protect their interests and enforce their claims.
Can a company’s CEO be held liable for the company’s insolvency?
In certain cases, the law holds managers liable. We assess the specific situation and advise on the potential legal consequences.
Do you assist with negotiations with creditors?
Yes. We represent clients in negotiations, seek solutions acceptable to both parties, and help reach agreements on financial obligations.
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