Our staff members have specialized financial and business training for situations involving bankruptcy and insolvency matters and over twenty years experience in corporate reorganizations and liquidations.

Some of our professionals, having acquired extensive experience in federal and state courts, can provide services to courts, creditors and debtors by acting as trustee or receiver.

When the situation calls for developing a formal plan, negotiating with creditors and assessing the structure, fairness and confirmability of a plan of reorganization, our goal is to preserve value and enhance recoveries from assets.

DRPA's certified insolvency and reorganization advisors and professionals provide financial, tax and transactional advice and regularly testify in contested matters and serve as witnesses in adversary proceedings within the Title 11 process.

When issues or controversies arise with taxing authorities, a credible independent assessment of a company's capabilities to repay tax obligations and continue to operate their business in compliance can become a catalyst for compromise.

A trained professional can serve as a mediator and representative of the taxpayer in order to develop business-based solutions.

Occasionally, when litigation ensues to enforce and collect tax obligations, DRPA's professionals are trained to represent clients and/or taxing authorities before tax courts and to work with legal counsel as tax accounting experts.

Even when there is not a dispute, DRPA evaluates the tax effects and advises clients on structures while minimizing the tax implications of actions or transactions including debt forgiveness, asset abandonment, exchanges of debt securities, and other corporate reorganization and recapitalization issues.

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