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Thompson Burton's Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights law firm is full service, meaning that we assist clients in all manners of insolvency proceedings. Our attorneys specialize in bankruptcy, receiverships, commercial loan workouts, creditors' rights, Ponzi schemes, and complex commercial litigation, with the ability to represent parties on all sides of a dispute including creditors, debtors, receivers, and trustees. As part of our creditors' rights practice, our bankruptcy attorneys represent financial institutions, corporations, governmental entities, and individuals in complex workouts, bankruptcies, receiverships, state and federal court litigation, and judgment enforcement. Our attorneys are recognized for their ingenuity, experience, and practicality in representing the interests of commercial creditors.


Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Lawyers

Thompson Burton's bankruptcy lawyers also have extensive experience in representing corporate debtors in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, receiverships, and outside of court debt restructuring. Our bankruptcy law firm has the tools to represent every kind of debtor, from a small, single-member LLC to a large, publicly-traded corporation to successfully and efficiently achieve their restructuring goals.


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Our bankruptcy lawyers are frequently retained to represent court-appointed bankruptcy trustees and receivers in evaluating and pursuing litigation assets in state court, federal court, and bankruptcy court. Thompson Burton is recognized as one of the leading insolvency litigation law firms in the Mid-South region due to the breadth of its experience and its success in such litigation. Thompson Burton's multi-faceted approach to its insolvency practice enables its attorneys to examine complex legal problems from all angles and to craft legal strategies and solutions that are most effective and efficient for its clients. Contact our bankruptcy law center to learn how we can serve you. 

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Charging Orders: The Key to Reaching a Judgment Debtor’s LLC Interest

By , March 31 2014

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Charging Orders: The Key to Reaching a Judgment Debtor’s LLC Interest (NOTE: This is Part 1 of a 2-part Series.  In this Part, we examine the Charging Order itself.  Part 2 deals with potentialarguments against a Charging Order.)    No one enters into a financial transaction believing that the transaction will fail.  If that were the belief, the transaction would never take flight.  Unfortunately, oftentimes defaults do happen, and the aggrieved party is forced to embark on an expensive and time-consuming process known as “litigation.”    While litigation is only one of the many remedies available to redress these wrongs, it is perhaps the most widely used. The typical lawsuit consists of several phases: the pleading phase, the discovery phase, the dispositive motion phase, the trial phase, and, if judgment is entered in favor of the plaintiff, the post-judgment or collection phase.  Though all phases can be expensive and frustrating, the […]

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