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: Indiana Civil & Business LawyerReceiverships: Why Not Go to Bankruptcy Court?
There are many benefits to business receivership over bankruptcy. First there is less stigma attached to business receivership than bankruptcy. Second, there is an increased chance your troubled business can survive.On the other hand, I think that more attorneys are familiar with the federal Bankruptcy Code than they are with receiverships. After all, the federal bankruptcy law has become the paramount debtor-creditor law.Third, business receivership is quicker and cheaper than bankruptcy. Why is this true? There are less mandated reporting and court hearings with receivership. And this alone tends to lower the stress of everyone involved.
Finally a major benefit of business receivership is that it allows for creativity to rescue company holdings. This means the company can possibly still continue on as a going concern. Unlike a bankruptcy filing, receivership often allows the company to keep more of its assets.

Full post as published by Indiana Civil & Business Lawyer on April 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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