Thought Leadership Type: Corporate Restructuring

Stretto co-CEO Jonathan Carson comments that in this situation, a challenging economic environment, post-pandemic recovery issues, rising labor costs, changing consumer habits and inflation have caused more restaurants to struggle in 2024 and those issues have also impacted other sectors of the economy. As interviewed in FoxBusiness.

Stretto co-CEO Jonathan Carson comments that Subchapter V has become a widely used strategic tool for distressed small businesses that’s been recognized nationally by bankruptcy courts, and gives small businesses a better shot to survive and come back out as a profitable contributing member of our business society. As interviewed in Inc.

Stretto co-CEO Jonathan Carson explains that for smaller businesses filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, Subchapter V is a better process. Chapter 11 can be expensive, burdensome, and be laden with paper documentation requirements.  And it can be daunting for a smaller business owner. As interviewed in American City Business Journal.

Stretto Managing Director Michael A. Cohen and Attorney Jeff Gleit with ArentFox Schiff examine the integral role independent directors can play in guiding companies through the restructuring process in Turnaround Management Association’s Journal of Corporate Renewal November issue.

Stretto Managing Director Dan McElhinney and Attorney Thomas E. Springer discuss the best practices for Trustees to follow to efficiently and successfully monetize preference portfolios for Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 liquidations and maximize recoveries in the ABI Journal November 2023 issue.

When a distressed company chooses Chapter 11, they retain control of their assets and can stay in business, explains Jonathan Carson, Co-CEO of Stretto, as interviewed in Business Insider.

Stretto Managing Director Anthony Facciano and Otterbourg P.C.’s Dave Castleman explore what the recent turmoil in the U.S. banking system has brought to the cash management options and needs of fiduciaries involved in receiverships and bankruptcies in the New York Law Journal.

While no company wants to declare bankruptcy, a company can emerge from a successfully executed Chapter 11 bankruptcy stronger, healthier, and more profitable, says Jonathan Carson, Co-CEO of Stretto, as interviewed in Business Insider.

Stretto Co-CEO Eric Kurtzman and Stretto Chief Information Security Officer Justin Doles examine the considerations fiduciaries should apply to cryptocurrency accounts that don’t apply in the same way to traditional U.S. dollar accounts in the Journal of Corporate Renewal.

Stretto Managing Director Dan McElhinney and Michael Rosella discuss the ability of cryptocurrency debtors to conduct due diligence and obtain the necessary information to assess affirmative defenses in the New York Law Journal.