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Restructuring, insolvency and bankruptcy

We assist all types of companies, banks, credit institutions, and private individuals, both nationally and internationally, who are experiencing various financial crisis situations.

Legal expertise in insolvency law

We assist businesses, banks, credit institutions, corporate management, boards, owners, and private individuals with legal challenges of varying complexity. Our advice is always tailored to the client’s needs, and we assemble dedicated teams to ensure maximum value in every assignment.

With solid experience in insolvency law, our lawyers provide comprehensive and efficient support at all stages of the process. We have a strong reputation as bankruptcy administrators, restructuring supervisors and investigation leaders, and our lawyers are regularly appointed to these roles.

Our services include, among other things:

Great rankings and satisfied clients

Bull's team in restructuring, insolvency and bankruptcy is ranked in The egal 500 and Chambers Europe. Additionally, the team also performs exceptionally well in Kapital Jus' Lawyer Survey. Read more about what our clients say about us here.

  • Bull's client service is great. They are extremely solution-oriented and has gone to great lengths to help us. The team have come up with good and strategic solutions for us.
  • Bull's team stands out for its combination of deep legal expertise and an empathetic, client-centred approach. They are not just focused on the legal outcome but also on ensuring the best possible solution for all stakeholders involved.
  • The lawyers have a very good understanding of the business and problems regarding insolvency/debt negotiations and cases regarding suits for damages.
  • Bull's client service is great. They are extremely solution-oriented and has gone to great lengths to help us. The team have come up with good and strategic solutions for us.

Useful insight

  • When financial challenges threaten a company, the Reconstruction Act can be the solution.

    The Act provides opportunities to restructure debt and capital more flexibly, often yielding better outcomes than bankruptcy. It can also resolve deadlocked shareholder conflicts and reduce capital requirements.

    Efforts are underway to improve its accessibility, and with potential legislative changes on the horizon, the Act could become an even more vital tool for companies looking to start anew.

  • According to case law, the board has a certain room for action, even when the financial situation is so negative that the board's duty to act has been triggered.

  • Yes, it is possible. When purchasing a business from a bankruptcy estate, the debt belonging to the company will typically remain with the estate unless otherwise agreed between the parties. This often makes it more advantageous to take over a business after bankruptcy.

  • If attempts to recover the outstanding amount have been unsuccessful, you can petition for the debtor's bankruptcy. We can assist with drafting the bankruptcy notice and the bankruptcy petition.

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