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Bankruptcy Litigation

Duties of and Risks to Directors and Officers of Insolvent Enterprises

Traditionally, the bankruptcy risk for D&Os has been fairly low. Several recent developments have, however, shifted the landscape somewhat and altered the risk profile.

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For both distressed companies and their directors and officers (D&Os), insolvency is often complex and fraught. D&Os owe ongoing fiduciary duties to the company, and must often make difficult decisions that impact the enterprise and its creditors, shareholders, employees and other stakeholders. There are various reasons to serve as a D&O of a distressed company, many that mirror the reasons people first chose to serve.

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