Holding a Claim Against a Bankrupt Estate

If you supply a company that has filed for Chapter 7 or Chapter 11, you are likely holding a claim in the form of unpaid prepetition accounts receivable.  Suppliers are unwittingly pulled into a bankruptcy case as an unsecured creditor and then have to scramble to make sense of it all.

You may also receive an unsolicited offer or offers to purchase your claim. Sellers should be aware of the facts of the case and have an idea of a claim's relative value.  Then, based on circumstances of the case, the seller needs to weigh the significant risk related to timing, amount, and form of payments by the debtor, versus the offer in hand.  Our Claim Pricing Reports can provide you with the information you need to better value your claim.

Remember that these are risky assets and your offer may be reasonable, but asymmetric information is a buyer's best friend.  Informing oneself is essential to making the right decision.

Creditors Engage Us to Find the Highest and Best Purchase Price

If you are a creditor in a chapter 7 or chapter 11 case, let us find the best offer for your claim. Then you can decide whether you want to sell your claim for cash now, or hold  your claim for the duration of the case and see what, how much, and when the Debtor will pay you.

We find the best price and then you decide whether or not to sell.

If you already have an offer to buy your claim, let us find out if anyone else will pay you more.

Please review our Bankruptcy Basics, FAQs, Articles, and other sections of this website to obtain more information about our services and the environment for buying and selling bankruptcy claims. We believe an informed seller is critical to a healthy marketplace, and are happy to discuss your bankruptcy claim and how our services will benefit you.