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Creditors’ Rights & Bankruptcy
Creditors have powerful legal remedies both inside and outside the bankruptcy process. Stites & Harbison’s Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights Team helps clients protect and enforce those rights quickly and effectively, delivering practical, timely, and cost-effective solutions. As skilled negotiators and experienced litigators, we guide clients through complex, high-stakes matters by understanding their industries, focusing on business objectives, and developing strategies designed to maximize recovery. Our attorneys represent clients nationwide.
As part of a full-service business law firm, our Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights Team offers clients the benefit of a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to resolving complex financial disputes. When matters require specialized knowledge, we draw upon the talents of colleagues across the firm who are knowledgeable in related areas such as healthcare, employment law, construction, equine, corporate law, and environmental regulation. This integrated approach is of particular value because non-bankruptcy issues often become the focus of significant disputes in bankruptcy proceedings.
Recent Team Accolades
- Perennial Awards in Best Lawyers in America®, Bankruptcy & Creditor-Debtor Rights/Insolvency & Reorganization Law
- Perennial Awards in Best Lawyers in America®, Commercial Litigation
- Perennial Awards in Best Lawyers in America®, Bankruptcy Litigation
- Perennial Awards in Chambers USA, “America’s Leading Lawyers for Business,” Bankruptcy/Restructuring
- Mid-South Super Lawyers®
- Forbes, America’s Best-in-State Lawyers, Bankruptcy
- Kentucky Super Lawyers®
- Multiple Martindale-Hubbell® AV-Preeminent® Peer Review Rated Attorneys
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