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Attorneys Brett Lieberman and Alexander Lewitt Selected to Lead Financial Literacy Task Force

By Edelboim Lieberman |

Edelboim Lieberman attorneys Brett Lieberman and Alexander Lewitt have been selected to lead the Financial Literacy Task Force of the Florida Bar Association’s Business Law Section. The Financial Literacy Task Force advocates for making financial literacy and education mandatory in Florida high schools. We are pleased to announce that Partner Brett Lieberman and Associate… Read More »

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Partners Morgan Edelboim and Brett Lieberman Named 2026 Super Lawyers

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Partners Morgan Edelboim and Brett Lieberman have once again been selected as Super Lawyers in 2026. Mr. Edelboim has been selected as a Super Lawyer each year since 2020, while Mr. Lieberman has been selected annually since 2023. Both were previously recognized as Super Lawyers Rising Stars. We are pleased to announce that Partners… Read More »

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Creditors’ Rights: Mistakes to Avoid When Preparing a Proof of Claim

By Edelboim Lieberman |

When a customer files for bankruptcy, filing a proof of claim can be a critical step for protecting creditors’ rights going forward. Creditors must ensure that they file their proof of claim forms properly, as failing to do so can result in the loss of available protections. With this in mind, it is best… Read More »

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Filing for Chapter 11 as a Startup: Key Considerations for Growing Companies

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Startups in financial distress may have several options for maintaining their viability. One potential option is to reorganize their debts through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. If you run a growing business in South Florida that is struggling financially, an experienced Miami business bankruptcy lawyer can help you make informed decisions about how best to… Read More »

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Preparing for Success in a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

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Preparing for success in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy starts with making informed decisions. By developing and executing a plan with a specific outcome in mind, businesses that need to reorganize their debts can make the process as efficient as possible while also setting themselves up for success going forward. An experienced Miami Chapter 11… Read More »

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Resolving Partnership Disputes When Partners Have Equal Voting Rights

By Edelboim Lieberman |

When partners have equal voting rights, a contentious dispute can lead to an impasse with no clear path forward. In this scenario, the partners will need to review the relevant terms of their partnership agreement to determine their next steps. While partners with equal voting rights will often need to pursue alternative dispute resolution… Read More »

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Renegotiating and Restructuring During the Chapter 11 Process

By Edelboim Lieberman |

Businesses that have filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 can leverage the process to renegotiate and restructure their debts informally in many cases. This can often substantially shorten the timeline and reduce costs. However, businesses must be careful to avoid entering into agreements that unduly impair other creditors’ rights. This is one of many… Read More »

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The Lifecycle of a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case

By Edelboim Lieberman |

Reorganizing a business’s debts under Chapter 11 is a multi-stage process that requires an informed and strategic approach. The process starts with pre-petition planning and decision-making, and it ends with approval of the business’s reorganization plan. But there are several key steps along the way,  and navigating the process successfully requires the advice and… Read More »

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Understanding “Section 363 Sales” in Chapter 11 Bankruptcies

By Edelboim Lieberman |

As a general rule, companies that are seeking to reorganize their debts under Chapter 11 must continue to operate in the ordinary course of business. Among other things, this means that they generally cannot sell assets that they would not otherwise sell. However, Section 363 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code provides a key exception,… Read More »

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Landlord-Tenant Issues in Business Bankruptcies in South Florida

By Edelboim Lieberman |

When a commercial landlord or tenant files for bankruptcy, both parties need to be careful to protect their rights during the bankruptcy process. While protections are afforded to both parties in this scenario, landlords and tenants must be equally proactive in leveraging those protections. In South Florida, engaging an experienced Miami business bankruptcy attorney… Read More »

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