Bankruptcy Advisory

A successful reorganization under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code requires knowledge of the complex proceedings of the bankruptcy process as well as sound preparation. Regent Pacific has extensive experience managing all aspects of the statutory and non-statutory process of reorganization.

A key determinant of a company's ability to reemerge from Chapter 11 proceedings is the practicality and soundness of its plan of reorganization, including an evaluation of whether the company can continue as a going concern. Regent Pacific offers a unique combination of experience managing troubled companies and knowledge of the bankruptcy process to ensure the best possible outcome for statutory restructurings.

At times, the best course of action for a bankrupt company might be to sell its business or assets while under protection of the court. Through its relationships with investment banks that specialize in selling the assets of troubled companies, Regent Pacific offers a seamless solution to maximize the value of assets sold via 363b sales.

In situations where there is no viable ongoing business model and discretion is critical, an orderly non-statutory wind down of the company's affairs might be the best solution. Regent Pacific conducts its non-statutory wind down engagements to the same exacting standards as court proceedings, but is able to proceed quickly, efficiently and discretely to maximize liquidation proceeds to stakeholders.