The provisions of Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code allow an individual and/or a company (the “Debtor”) to continue their business operations and to restructure their finances so that they may continue to operate when in financial distress.  When a Debtor develops financial difficulties, such as not being able to pay its creditors due to cash flow problems, tax issues or has exposure in litigation, it may consider filing a Chapter 11 case.  If the Debtor can extend or reduce its debts, or lower its operating costs, they may be able to be returned to a viable condition and succeed going forward. The Reich Firm has a long history of helping Debtor’s achieve their goal of financial reorganization through the Chapter 11 process.  ​