Experienced and practical guidance through the complex issues facing today’s businesses
The Schneider Downs Business Restructuring team provides clients with award-winning consulting services in the areas of management consulting, corporate restructuring and debt financing. Additionally, our experience includes having acted in the capacity of Court-appointed Receiver, Examiner and Trustee.
Our clients range from closely-held businesses to large publicly-traded corporations across the country, but typically are middle-market businesses with sales between $10 million and $500 million. They encompass a wide range of industries including manufacturing, transportation, distribution, and service.
The foundation of Schneider Downs Business Restructuring’s success is constant attention to detail, a focused approach to solving the problems of our clients, a commitment to results, and the ability to pull from our depth of knowledge. Over the years, our professionals have gained an enviable reputation for our thoroughness, financial expertise, negotiating skills, presentation expertise, and the ability to quickly assess and address the obstacles impeding our client’s success.
The Schneider Downs Business Restructuring team focuses on four key services to maximize value for its clients’ stakeholders.
Financial troubles are often invisible until the company has a serious cash-flow deficit and/or has violated loan covenants
Companies turn to Schneider Downs Business Restructuring for effective solutions to complex financial problems
Schneider Downs Business Restructuring provides expert advice and guidance to our clients before, during and post-bankruptcy
Schneider Downs Business Restructuring professionals have a wealth of senior-level corporate experience in both large corporations and middle-market companies
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