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Published On: January 6th, 2016 | Author: Perry Law, P.C. | Category: Bankruptcy Business Startup, Finance and Governance Creditors' Rights Florida
In a recent decision – 2015 WL 9241140 – the 11th Circuit held that after a business executed an assignment for the benefit of creditors the appointed assignee could not then subsequently file the business into a bankruptcy. However, the Court did leave the door open that an assignment could potentially expressly confer this power. The case illustrates the importance in planning the wind down of a company and evaluating all options.
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