Creditors of all types must navigate complex and often rapidly changing circumstances in bankruptcy cases. Crain Caton & James represents financial institutions, landlords, suppliers, service providers, and other businesses whose interests are impacted when a customer, borrower, or tenant files for bankruptcy.
We work with financial institutions to enforce secured and unsecured claims, defend against preference and fraudulent transfer claims, and negotiate workouts and restructurings. For landlords, we handle issues related to lease assumption, rejection, and claims for unpaid rent or damages. For suppliers and vendors, we seek to recover delivered goods, assert critical vendor status where applicable, and defend against clawback actions.
Our attorneys provide practical guidance tailored to each creditor’s specific circumstances, taking into account industry practices, regulatory requirements, and client business goals. Whether enforcing rights under leases, loan agreements, or purchase contracts, we are committed to protecting creditor interests through proactive and strategic representation.
