Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorneys Across the United States
Business reorganization bankruptcy for corporations, partnerships, and high-debt individuals. Find a verified Chapter 11 attorney near you — free consultations available.
What Is Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a reorganization bankruptcy primarily used by businesses — corporations, partnerships, LLCs, and sole proprietors — as well as high-debt individuals who exceed Chapter 13 debt limits. It allows the debtor to remain in possession of assets and continue operating while developing a court-approved reorganization plan to restructure debts, renegotiate contracts and leases, and return to profitability. Chapter 11 is the most complex and expensive form of bankruptcy, but it can be the difference between a business surviving or closing permanently.
Who Qualifies for Chapter 11?
- Corporations, LLCs, and partnerships of any size
- Sole proprietors with business debts they need to restructure
- Individuals with debts exceeding Chapter 13 limits ($465,275 unsecured / $1,395,875 secured)
- Businesses that need to renegotiate leases, contracts, or union agreements
- Companies with viable operations that are temporarily insolvent
Chapter 11 — Key Facts
- Typical Duration
- 1–3 years (Subchapter V: 3–6 months)
- Court Filing Fee
- $1,738
- Typical Attorney Fee
- $25,000–$100,000+
- Business Continues
- Yes
- Debt Limits
- None (Subchapter V: $7.5M)
- Creditors' Vote
- Required for plan confirmation
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The Chapter 11 Process — Step by Step
File Petition
The business or individual files a voluntary petition with the bankruptcy court, triggering an automatic stay on all collection activity.
Debtor in Possession
In most cases, the existing management continues to operate the business as a 'debtor in possession' with court oversight.
Creditors' Committee
A committee of unsecured creditors is formed to represent their interests and negotiate with the debtor.
Develop Reorganization Plan
The debtor proposes a plan to restructure debts, which may include renegotiating contracts, selling assets, or converting debt to equity.
Plan Confirmation
Creditors vote on the plan and the court confirms it if it meets legal requirements and is feasible.
Plan Execution
The confirmed plan is implemented, debts are restructured, and the business emerges from bankruptcy as a reorganized entity.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorneys — Nationwide
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Jason Anthony Sansone
Jason Anthony Sansone has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
John W Menn
John W Menn has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Jaden Glen Banks
Jaden Glen Banks has handled 2 federal bankruptcy cases in federal court.
Turquoise, LLC
Turquoise, LLC has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Herman Robinson
Herman Robinson has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
William E. Wallo
William E. Wallo has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Abigail Rose Emery
Abigail Rose Emery has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Jeremy Shane Flannery
Jeremy Shane Flannery has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Maxim Boris Litvak
Maxim Boris Litvak has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Elliot Smith
Elliot Smith has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
Matthew J. Pyeatt
Matthew J. Pyeatt has handled 1 federal bankruptcy case in federal court.
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